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benji-sdk

v0.1.3

Published

Official TypeScript SDK for the Benji API - Your personal life operating system

Readme

benji-sdk

Official TypeScript SDK for the Benji API.

The package is generated from the Benji OpenAPI spec and is designed to move with the API, so this README stays intentionally lightweight. Use TypeScript autocomplete or listSdkMethods() to explore the current surface area instead of relying on a hand-maintained endpoint list.

Install

pnpm add benji-sdk

Configure

import { configure } from "benji-sdk";

configure({
  apiKey: "your-api-key",
});

baseUrl is optional. Only pass it when targeting a custom Benji environment.

Typed Usage

import { configure, Todos } from "benji-sdk";

configure({ apiKey: "your-api-key" });

const todos = await Todos.todosList({
  body: { screen: "today" },
});

Dynamic Usage

This is useful when the API changes quickly and you want a stable way to reach newly generated methods.

import { callSdkMethod, listSdkMethods } from "benji-sdk";

const methods = listSdkMethods({ search: "trip" });
const trips = await callSdkMethod("Trips.tripsList");

callSdkMethod() accepts the same options object shape as the generated client, for example:

await callSdkMethod("Todos.todosList", {
  body: { screen: "today" },
});

Environment Helper

import { initializeFromEnv } from "benji-sdk";

initializeFromEnv();

This reads:

  • BENJI_API_KEY
  • BENJI_BASE_URL

Errors

wrapSdkCall() converts generated client responses into thrown BenjiApiError instances for non-success cases:

import { Todos, wrapSdkCall } from "benji-sdk";

const todo = await wrapSdkCall(
  Todos.todosGet({
    body: { id: "todo_123" },
  }),
);

License

MIT