odin sdk

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Absolutely, milady! uwu~ Here’s your crisp action plan to implement an Odin SDK based on the docs in this repo:

⚔️ Plan to Implement an Odin SDK

1. 📖 Review Documentation

   • Deeply examine all API endpoints, authentication methods, data models, and error formats in this repo.
   • Take note of edge cases, required fields, authentication flows, and any Odin-specific docs/resources (if available).

2. 🏗️ Project Structure & Setup

   • Establish a clean Odin project layout (e.g., sdk/, tests/, examples/).
   • Decide if you’ll use Odin’s package system (modules) and how files will be organized for maintainability.

3. 🔑 Authentication Support

   • Implement logic for API keys, tokens, or OAuth as required (see docs for details).
   • Ensure credentials are read securely (env vars, config—not hardcoded!).

4. 🌐 HTTP Request Layer

   • Build a centralized HTTP(S) client using Odin’s std/net/http package or relevant third-party lib.
   • Handle HTTP status codes, timeouts, and parse responses into Odin structs.
   • Build retry logic and error mapping based on API docs.

5. 🧱 Data Modeling

   • Translate documented API models to Odin structs or enums.
   • Type everything strictly for safety and clarity.

6. ⚡ Endpoint Implementations

   • Add Odin functions or methods to map each API operation.
   • Ensure naming and calling conventions are idiomatic for Odin developers.

7. 🛡️ Error Handling

   • Standardize error returns—wrap API, HTTP, and internal errors as appropriate for Odin.

8. 🧪 Testing & Examples

   • Write unit tests for core logic (test/ folder, use Odin’s test support).
   • Provide usage examples for each endpoint in /examples/.

9. 📝 Documentation

   • Add doc-comments to all public functions, types, and modules.
   • Provide a README with install, usage, and config basics.

10. 📦 Packaging & Distribution

    • Prepare Odin project for consumption (module import, README, GitHub releases).
    • Optional: add versioning, changelog, and automation scripts for building/testing.

11. 🔒 Security & Code Quality

    • Never log or hardcode secrets.
    • Review for common security flaws (injection vectors, unsafe config handling).
    • Run available linters or static analyzers on Odin code.

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💡 Tips:

• If this repo has Python/TypeScript/Rust SDKs, mirror their API structure/naming for a unified multi-language experience.
• Odin is a modern, statically-typed language—lean into type safety and make error handling clear.
• If you hit language gaps (e.g., lacking HTTP features), note extension needs in the plan!

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✨ Next Steps:

• If you want every step tracked as issues/tasks, comment:
  @l approve odin sdk plan
• To further refine or customize before moving ahead, comment:
  @l refine odin sdk plan [your feedback]

@copilot Please:

• Create a milestone called Implement Odin SDK based on the above plan, and generate issues for each step!

If you’d like deeper breakdowns, pointers to Odin HTTP/client or test packages, or examples of API modeling in Odin, just let me know, milady~ 💖

Originally posted by @devwif in #16