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ivkjs

v0.1.2

Published

The .ivk format parser, script sandbox, and HTTP runner — core of the Invoker API client.

Downloads

71

Readme

⚡ ivkjs

The core of the Invoker API client. Parser, script sandbox, environment manager, and HTTP runner for the .ivk file format.

npm License: MIT CI


ivkjs is the framework-agnostic core of the Invoker project. It parses .ivk request files, resolves {{variables}} from environments, runs pre/post/test scripts in a sandbox, and executes HTTP requests via a pluggable transport. Use it to build API clients, documentation tools, or CI test runners on top of the .ivk format.

Install

npm install ivkjs

Usage

import { parseIvk, EnvManager, RequestRunner, FetchTransport, type InvokerSettings } from 'ivkjs';

const settings: InvokerSettings = {
  environments: [
    { name: 'dev', variables: { baseUrl: 'https://api.example.com', phone: '998901234567' } },
  ],
  activeEnvironmentIndex: 0,
  timeout: 30000,
};

const env = new EnvManager(() => settings);
const runner = new RequestRunner(env, new FetchTransport());

const request = parseIvk(`
@name Login

POST {{baseUrl}}/login
Content-Type: application/json

{ "phone": "{{phone}}" }

> post {
  ivk.env.set("token", res.body.token);
}
`);

const { response, testResults, logs } = await runner.run(request);
console.log(response.status, response.body);

Public API

Parser

  • parseIvk(text: string): IvkRequest
  • serializeIvk(request: IvkRequest): string

Env

  • new EnvManager(getSettings) — construct with a function returning current settings
  • env.get(name), env.set(name, value), env.resolveVariables(text)
  • env.setSaveCallback(fn) — debounced auto-save hook

Runners

  • new ScriptRunner(env) — executes pre/post/test scripts
  • new RequestRunner(env, transport) — orchestrates variable resolution, scripts, and HTTP

Transport

  • HttpTransport interface — implement send(request) => response
  • FetchTransport — built-in browser/Node implementation

Implement your own transport for surfaces that need to bypass CORS (like Tauri's HTTP plugin or Obsidian's requestUrl).

License

MIT — see LICENSE.