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domani

v1.0.5

Published

Official TypeScript SDK for the domani API - domains, email, and identity for AI agents.

Readme

domani

Official TypeScript SDK for the domani API - domains, email, and identity for AI agents. Fully typed, generated from the OpenAPI spec, zero runtime dependencies (uses the global fetch).

Looking for the command-line tool? It moved to domani-cli (the domani command is unchanged: npm i -g domani-cli).

Install

npm install domani

Requires Node 18+ (for global fetch), or pass your own fetch implementation.

Quickstart

import { Domani, DomaniError } from "domani";

const domani = new Domani({ apiKey: process.env.DOMANI_API_KEY! });

// Search availability + pricing
const results = await domani.search({ q: "myagent.com" });

// Give an agent an inbox
await domani.createMailboxByAddress({ address: "[email protected]" });

// Send mail
await domani.sendEmailByAddress("[email protected]", {
  to: "[email protected]",
  subject: "Hello",
  text: "Sent from my domani mailbox.",
});

// Errors carry the API's structured code + hint
try {
  await domani.sendEmailByAddress("[email protected]", { to: "[email protected]", text: "..." });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof DomaniError) {
    console.error(e.status, e.code, e.hint); // e.g. 400 RECIPIENTS_SUPPRESSED
  }
}

API

new Domani({ apiKey, baseUrl?, fetch? }) exposes one typed method per API operation (named after its operationId). Path parameters are positional; request bodies and query objects are typed. Every method returns the parsed JSON response and throws DomaniError (status, code, hint, documentation_url) on non-2xx.

Full endpoint reference: https://domani.run/docs · OpenAPI spec: https://domani.run/.well-known/openapi.json

Generated

src/index.ts is generated from the domani OpenAPI spec - do not edit it by hand. It is regenerated whenever the API surface changes.

License

MIT