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inkwire-receiver-core

v0.2.0

Published

Shared TS core (validate, render, sanitize, upsert) for building an Inkwire receiver.

Readme

inkwire-receiver-core

Shared TypeScript core for building an Inkwire receiver: validate the incoming payload, derive SEO metadata, render+sanitize markdown to HTML, and upsert by external_id against a PostStore you provide.

import { handlePost, MemoryStore } from "inkwire-receiver-core";

const store = new MemoryStore(); // or your own PostStore-backed implementation
const { status, body, headers } = await handlePost({
  authHeader: req.headers.get("authorization"),
  rawBody: await req.json(),
  apiKeys: ["your-api-key"],
  store,
});

This package is the shared logic behind the Express and Next.js reference receivers — see either for a full adapter example, and the protocol spec for the wire contract handlePost implements.

Exports

  • handlePost(input) — the whole request lifecycle: auth, validation, slugging, sanitization, store upsert.
  • type PostStore — the interface your storage backend must implement (findByExternalId, findBySlug, upsert).
  • type SeoMetadata — effective title, description, image, and indexing values passed to PostStore.upsert.
  • MemoryStore — an in-memory PostStore for local dev/testing.
  • renderMarkdown, slugify — the sanitization and slug-generation helpers handlePost uses internally.
  • InkwireError — typed error class mapping to the protocol's error codes.