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inklok-sdk-node

v0.1.14

Published

Node.js SDK for Inklok public API

Readme

inklok-sdk-node

Node.js SDK for Inklok/OpaqueInk public API. Thin wrapper around the public endpoints; no business logic. Used as a middle-man by opaqueink Next.js instead of calling the API directly.

Install

npm install inklok-sdk-node

Usage

import { InklokClient } from "inklok-sdk-node";

const client = new InklokClient({
  baseUrl: "https://xxx.execute-api.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/prod",
});

const metadata = await client.listOrkMetadataV1({
  orgId: "org-123",
  accessToken: "jwt-token",
});

const members = await client.listOrgMembersV1({
  orgId: "org-123",
  accessToken: "jwt-token",
});

const myOrgs = await client.listMeOrgs({ accessToken: "jwt-token" });

Contract tests

E2E contract tests run against a dev API. Use npm run test:contract for the RBAC matrix; to run a single role: INKLOK_RBAC_ROLE=orgAdmin npm run test:contract. See tests/contract/README.md for required env and examples.

Request/response shapes come from the OpenAPI spec (see api-spec dependency). Types are generated with openapi-typescript; see src/types.d.ts (generated).

Development

To build from source: copy .npmrc.example to .npmrc and configure GitHub Packages auth (see that file), then:

npm install
npm run build

Types are regenerated from the spec on build; run npm run codegen to regenerate only src/types.d.ts.

CI/CD

On merge to main, GitHub Actions publishes to npm. Add an NPM_TOKEN secret (classic token, "Automation" type, from npmjs.com/settings). If the api-spec dependency is private, add GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN (PAT with read:packages) and wire the workflow to use it for GitHub Packages.