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docklet

v1.0.0

Published

Cross-runtime Base URL utility: resolve and build base URLs for Browser/Node/Bun/Deno.

Downloads

9

Readme

Docklet – Cross-Runtime Base URL Utilities

TypeScript Node.js Deno Bun semantic-release Conventional Commits Commitizen friendly

Docklet is a tiny, zero-dependency TypeScript library for resolving and building base URLs across runtimes — Browser, Node, Bun, and Deno. It’s framework-agnostic, deterministic, and supports optional adapters for import.meta.env.

Installation

# Using Bun
bun add docklet

# Using npm
npm i docklet

Quick Start

import { getBaseUrl, buildUrl } from "docklet"

// KAZVIZIAN_BASE_URL=https://api.example.com
const url = buildUrl(getBaseUrl(), "v1", "users")

API Overview

  • setBaseUrl(url?) / getBaseUrl(preferred?)
  • setBaseUrlFor(name, url?) / getBaseUrlFor(name, preferred?)
  • buildUrl(base, ...parts)
  • createBaseUrlManager(initial?)
  • setBaseUrlFromImportMetaEnv(env, options?)

Resolution Order

  1. Preferred argument
  2. In-memory override
  3. globalThis.KAZVIZIAN_BASE_URLS
  4. Environment variables (NAME_BASE_URL, KAZVIZIAN_BASE_URL, BASE_URL)
  5. Adapter (import.meta.env)
  6. Fallback: empty string

Examples

Vite

import { setBaseUrlFromImportMetaEnv } from "docklet"
setBaseUrlFromImportMetaEnv(import.meta.env)

Multiple Services

import { setBaseUrlFor, getBaseUrlFor, buildUrl } from "docklet"

setBaseUrlFor("content", "https://content.example.com")
const url = buildUrl(getBaseUrlFor("content"), "assets", "logo.png")

CI/CD

Automated versioning and publishing are handled via GitHub Actions:

  • Automatic release on push/merge to main using semantic-release
  • Manual release via workflow dispatch (release-manual.yml) with dry-run and dist-tag options

Prerequisites

  • Repository secrets: NPM_TOKEN (automation token) and GITHUB_TOKEN
  • Use Conventional Commits for semantic versioning

Local Development

bun run build
bun test
bun x semantic-release --dry-run

License

MIT © KazViz