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prospekt

v0.16.0

Published

Client SDK for the Prospekt personalized-landing-page API: typed PageDocument contract + fetch-based client

Readme

prospekt (SDK)

Typed client for the Prospekt personalized-landing-page API. Ships the full PageDocument / Operation / survey contract types plus a dependency-free fetch client — browser, Node ≥18, edge.

npm i prospekt
import { ProspektClient } from 'prospekt'

const prospekt = new ProspektClient({
  baseUrl: 'https://prospekt-api.cloudflare-8fa.workers.dev',
  tenant: 'davos',
})

// 1. render the survey from tenant config
const { survey } = await prospekt.getConfig('de')

// 2. compose a page from the answers
const { pageId, editToken, document } = await prospekt.createPage(
  {
    dates: { from: '2026-07-30', to: '2026-08-01' },
    party: 'couple',
    interests: ['hiking', 'wellness'],
  },
  'de',
)
// share URL = your renderer route + pageId; keep editToken client-side

// 3. shared link → same document for everyone
const doc = await prospekt.getPage(pageId)

// 4. refine in any language; response says honestly what changed
const { message } = await prospekt.refine(pageId, 'bitte einfachere Wege', editToken)

// 5. structured UI actions
await prospekt.applyOperations(
  pageId,
  [{ op: 'setInterests', interests: ['hiking', 'cycling'] }],
  editToken,
)

Rendering: iterate document.blocks and switch on block.type (lead | weather | hero | collection | offerHighlight | closing | …). Unknown block types must be skipped, not crashed on — the backend may add types within the same major schemaVersion.

Sanity schema for tenant Studios

The editorial-config document type ships in this same package:

// schemas/index.ts of the tenant Studio
import { prospektConfig } from 'prospekt/sanity'
export const schemaTypes = [/* … */, prospektConfig]

Create exactly one prospektConfig document and publish it — the backend picks it up (with built-in defaults as fallback).

Development

The contract source of truth lives in src/contract here — the backend worker imports these files directly; edit them in this package only.