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vaultx-sdk

v1.0.4

Published

Official VaultX SDK for interacting with the VaultX API

Readme

VaultX SDK

The official JavaScript SDK for interacting with the VaultX API. Easily fetch, read, write, upload, and delete files in your VaultX storage.


📦 Installation

npm install vaultx-sdk

🚀 Usage Example

const VaultX = require("vaultx-sdk");

const sdk = new VaultX({
  publicUserId: "your_public_user_id_here", // Replace with your actual publicUserId
});

(async () => {
  try {
    console.log("🚀 Testing VaultX SDK...");

    // 🔍 FETCH folder contents
    const files = await sdk.fetch("test-namespace");
    console.log("✅ FETCH:", files);

    // 📝 WRITE a text file
    await sdk.write("test-namespace", "hello.txt", "Hello from VaultX SDK!");
    console.log("✅ WRITE: hello.txt");

    // 📖 READ file content
    const content = await sdk.read("test-namespace", "hello.txt");
    console.log("✅ READ:", content);

    // 🔎 SINGLE file metadata
    const file = await sdk.single("test-namespace", "hello.txt");
    console.log("✅ SINGLE:", file);

    // ❌ DELETE file
    const del = await sdk.delete("test-namespace", ["hello.txt"]);
    console.log("✅ DELETE:", del);

  } catch (err) {
    console.error("❌ SDK Test Error:", err.message);
  }
})();

📚 API Methods

  • sdk.fetch(folder) → Get all files/folders inside a namespace.
  • sdk.write(folder, fileName, content) → Create or overwrite a file with text content.
  • sdk.read(folder, fileName) → Read content of a file (text or base64 for binary).
  • sdk.single(folder, fileName) → Get single file metadata.
  • sdk.delete(folder, [files]) → Delete one or multiple files.
  • sdk.upload(folder, file) → Upload a binary file (using FormData).

🔑 Authentication

You need a publicUserId from VaultX to use this SDK. When you register or connect your app to VaultX, you’ll be assigned a publicUserId.


📄 License

This SDK is released under the MIT License.