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porter-sandbox

v0.1.58

Published

TypeScript SDK for the Porter Sandbox API

Readme

porter-sandbox

TypeScript SDK for the Porter Sandbox API.

Pre-release. Pilot for Porter's multi-language SDK rollout.

Install

npm install porter-sandbox

Usage

import { Porter } from 'porter-sandbox';

const porter = new Porter();

const sb = await porter.sandboxes.create({
  image: 'python:3.11-alpine',
  command: ['python', '-c', "print('hi')"],
});

console.log(await sb.logs());
await sb.terminate();

Volumes can be created up front and mounted into sandboxes at launch:

const volume = await porter.volumes.create({ name: 'my-data' });

const sb = await porter.sandboxes.create({
  image: 'python:3.11-alpine',
  volume_mounts: { '/mnt/my-data': volume.id },
});

Volume contents can be browsed and read directly from the volume handle:

for (const file of await volume.listdir('/checkpoints')) {
  console.log(file.path, file.sizeBytes);
}

const config = await volume.readText('/checkpoints/config.json');

for await (const chunk of volume.stream('/checkpoints/model.safetensors')) {
  process.stdout.write(chunk);
}

Inside a sandbox-enabled Porter cluster, the SDK connects to the in-cluster sandbox API at http://sandbox-api.porter-sandbox-system.svc.cluster.local:8080 automatically, with no configuration needed.

From outside the cluster, set a Porter API token (created from Settings > API tokens in the Porter Dashboard) and the cluster where sandboxes are enabled:

export PORTER_SANDBOX_API_KEY=<porter-api-token>
export PORTER_CLUSTER_ID=<cluster-id>

The SDK reads the project from the token and calls the sandbox API through the Porter API at dashboard.porter.run. To target a specific URL instead, set PORTER_SANDBOX_BASE_URL or pass baseUrl - both take precedence over everything above.

Concurrency

Sandbox methods are all promise-based — launch many in parallel with Promise.all:

const sandboxes = await Promise.all(
  commands.map((command) => porter.sandboxes.create({ image: 'python:3.11', command })),
);

Layout

Everything under src/ is generated from the Porter Sandbox OpenAPI spec. Do not edit it by hand - changes there are overwritten on the next release.

  • src/sandbox.ts, src/volume.ts - Sandbox and Volume handles
  • src/porter.ts, src/sandboxes.ts, src/volumes.ts, src/healthz.ts, src/readyz.ts - public Porter client and resource namespaces
  • src/_client.ts, src/_models.ts, src/enums.ts, src/_errors.ts, src/resources/ - low-level client, models, and errors
  • src/_baseClient.ts, src/_config.ts, src/_retries.ts - HTTP transport, env-var resolution, retry/backoff

Development

npm install
npm test
npm run typecheck
npm run build