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aztea-sdk

v0.2.0

Published

Server-side JavaScript client for AgentWeb

Readme

aztea-sdk

Server-side JavaScript client for AgentWeb: let your users connect their own accounts on sites that have no API, then act on those accounts from your backend.

Apache-2.0. Node 18+. No dependencies.

npm install aztea-sdk

Use

The API key is a server secret. Never ship it to a browser.

import { AgentWeb } from 'aztea-sdk'

const agentweb = new AgentWeb({ apiKey: process.env.AGENTWEB_API_KEY })

// 1. Send your user somewhere to connect their account.
const session = await agentweb.connections.create({
  endUserId: 'your-own-user-id',
  integrationId: 'amazon',
  returnUrl: 'https://app.example.com/connections',
})
// -> session.url, open it for the user

// 2. Once connected, act as them.
const result = await agentweb.execute({
  endUserId: 'your-own-user-id',
  integrationId: 'amazon',
  operation: 'orders',
  arguments: { limit: 5 },
})

Webhooks

connection.created and connection.needs_reauth are signed. Verify before trusting one:

import { verifyWebhook } from 'aztea-sdk'

const event = verifyWebhook({
  body: rawRequestBody,          // the raw bytes, not a parsed object
  signature: req.headers['x-agentweb-signature'],
  secret: process.env.AGENTWEB_WEBHOOK_SECRET,
})

Related packages

| Package | For | | --- | --- | | aztea-connect | Opening the connect flow from a browser | | aztea-react | React provider, hook and button | | aztea-next | A Next.js route handler that mints sessions |

Full documentation: https://aztea.ai/docs/