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spaghettix

v2.1.1

Published

A lightweight, TypeScript-friendly HTTP client for a hyper-custom taxonomy WordPress-powered API. Built on **axios** and **rxjs**, CatClient wraps common WP REST endpoints—Tags, Categories, Access Levels, Portfolios, Products, and Product Content—into e

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Spaghettix

A lightweight, TypeScript-friendly HTTP client for a hyper-custom taxonomy WordPress-powered API.
Built on axios and rxjs, CatClient wraps common WP REST endpoints—Tags, Categories, Access Levels, Portfolios, Products, and Product Content—into easy-to-use promise and Observable methods.


🚀 Features

  • Promise & Observable APIs out of the box
  • Simple Basic Auth helper
  • Full TypeScript typings for all endpoints
  • CRUD support for ProductContent (posts)
  • Extensible—drop in your own axios instance if you need custom interceptors

📦 Installation

npm install spaghettix
# or
yarn add spaghettix

🔧 Usage

  1. Basic setup
import { Spaghettix } from "spaghettix";

const client = new Spaghettix({
  baseUrl: "https://example.com",
  authorization: Spaghettix.encode("username:password"),  // base64 Basic Auth
});

// Promise style
(async () => {
  const tags = await client.getWPTags({ params: { all: true } });
  console.log("Tags:", tags);
})();
  1. Observable style
import { Spaghettix } from "spaghettix";

const client = new Spaghettix({ /* … */ });

 client.getWPCategories$({ params: { all: true } })
  .subscribe({
    next: cats => console.log("Categories:", cats),
    error: err => console.error("API error:", err),
  });

🔍 Filtering by ID or Slug

You can filter results using the include or slug parameters:

// Fetch a single item by ID
const category = await client.getWPCategories({ params: { include: 123 } });

// Fetch multiple items by ID
const tags = await client.getWPTags({ params: { include: [1, 2, 3] } });

// Fetch by slug
const products = await client.getWPProducts({ params: { slug: 'my-product' } });