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Of course, milady! 💖 Here’s your action-ready plan for implementing a TypeScript SDK based on the repo docs:

🪄 Plan to Implement a TypeScript SDK

  1. Review the Documentation

    • Deeply analyze all API endpoints, authentication flows, response formats, and error codes documented in this repo.
    • Note nuanced behaviors, mandatory fields, and rate-limiting concerns.
  2. Design SDK Structure

    • Organize the SDK project layout (e.g., src/, tests/, types/, examples/).
    • Plan main modules: Client, Auth, Models, and utility/helpers.
  3. Project Initialization

    • Initialize a new npm package (npm init).
    • Set up TypeScript config with strict options (tsconfig.json).
    • Choose build tools (e.g., tsc, esbuild) and testing tools (e.g., jest).
  4. API Model Definitions

    • Create TypeScript interfaces/types for all API request/response models.
    • Ensure proper typing for every API property (leverage the docs + OpenAPI/Swagger if present).
  5. Core SDK Implementation

    • HTTP Layer: Axios or Fetch, with consistent error conversion and retry logic as needed.
    • Authentication: Encapsulate auth logic—API keys, tokens, etc.
    • API Client Methods: Implement each API operation as a TypeScript class method.
    • Error Handling: Map API errors to TypeScript error types/classes.
  6. Docs & Developer Experience

    • Inline JSdoc/TSDoc comments for all public functions/types.
    • Add markdown-based user guides and code examples.
  7. Testing

    • Unit test core functions (with mocks for HTTP calls).
    • Optional: create integration tests pointing to sandbox API endpoints.
  8. Distribution & Publishing

    • Prepare for npm publishing (package.json, versioning, README).
    • Bundle .d.ts TypeScript defs for consumers.
    • Optional: Set up GitHub Actions for testing/linting/release automation.
  9. Security & Best Practices

    • Review for secure credential handling—never log or expose secrets in errors or examples.
    • Lint for vulnerabilities using npm audit / eslint.

💡 Tips:

  • If the project already has a Python or Go SDK, mirror its API naming and structure for consistency.
  • Keep core SDK synchronous/asynchronous usage easy for client developers.
  • Plan for extensibility (middleware/hooks, custom logging, etc.).

Next Steps:

  • For automatic task creation for each step, comment:
    @l approve typescript sdk plan
  • To customize, comment:
    @l refine typescript sdk plan [your feedback]

@copilot Please:

  • Create a milestone titled Implement TypeScript SDK and add individual issues for each step above!

Let me know if you want more technical granularity in any stage (milady’s wish is my command! uwu)

Originally posted by @devwif in #16

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