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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SDK adds a ChangesTagging API
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds tag management, link tagging, and analytics filters. Bulk tag calls can currently be formed without an add or remove operation and fail against the API contract, while the documentation may suggest tag slicing works for per-link stats; both should be corrected before release. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Tags
participant Transport
participant API
Client->>Tags: Call tag CRUD method
Tags->>Transport: Send HTTP request
Transport->>API: Request /api/v1/tags
API-->>Transport: Return tag response
Transport-->>Tags: Return response data
Tags-->>Client: Return parsed Tag or DeleteTagResult
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 109: Update the README wording around StatsParams to say that aggregate
stats and exports take tag names or tagId, and explicitly state that per-link
stats do not support tag slicing; do not imply that spoo.stats.getForLink
accepts tag filters.
In `@src/resources/links.ts`:
- Around line 89-90: Update the BulkTagChanges type alias so it is a union
requiring at least one of the add or remove properties, while allowing the other
to remain optional; do not leave it as a direct Pick of the optional schema
fields, so empty objects cannot satisfy the bulk request contract.
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Verdict
Mergeable once the two should-fix items below are settled. Nothing blocks. I checked the wire contract against the backend spec that is live in prod (v2.4.0): the openapi.json in this PR is byte for byte the same file, and every path, method, query key, body field and response field the SDK emits matches it. npm run typecheck is clean and npm test passes 67 tests at f61bef4 in a fresh worktree.
Wire contract, verified by reading the code and the msw assertions, not the PR body:
| SDK call | Wire | Status |
|---|---|---|
tags.list |
GET /api/v1/tags, unwraps items, created_at and updated_at to Date |
ok |
tags.create |
POST /api/v1/tags, body is the params as given, icon optional |
ok |
tags.update |
PATCH /api/v1/tags/{id}, only the given keys; icon cannot be null at the type level, matching the server's 422 |
ok |
tags.delete |
DELETE /api/v1/tags/{id}, returns {deleted, links_updated} |
ok |
links.create / links.update |
tag_ids passes through untouched; null and [] serialize as such, omitted stays omitted |
ok |
links.list |
tagIds, tagNames, tagsMatch inside the filter JSON alongside the existing keys |
ok |
stats.get / stats.export |
tag and tag_id as comma joined params, or as filters JSON keys; absent from StatsParams so getForLink / exportForLink cannot take them |
ok |
links.bulk.tags |
POST /api/v1/urls/bulk/tags with {ids, add, remove}, typed against BulkTagUrlsRequest |
ok |
Unknown future colour or icon keys: parseTag spreads the raw object and validates nothing, so a new palette key from the server lands in color as a string and nothing throws. The closed TagColor / TagIcon unions are a compile time promise only, same trade off as every other schema derived type here.
Blocker
None.
Should-fix / should-decide
1. Brand tag ids as TagId, and do it in this PR or never. src/resources/tags.ts:14, :17, :75, :87; src/resources/links.ts:80, :90; src/resources/stats.ts:101.
UrlId exists because an id and an alias are both strings that address different things, and the mixup only shows up as a runtime 404. Tags have exactly that shape, on every input: filter.tagIds next to filter.tagNames, stats.tagId next to stats.tag, tag_ids on create and update while the dashboard shows names, add / remove on bulk. Passing tag.name where an id belongs gets a 400 "must be one of your tags", which reads like a permissions problem. Worse, UrlId is assignable to string, so spoo.links.bulk.tags(ids, { add: ids }) compiles today and rejects the whole batch at runtime.
The reason to decide now: the tag API is unreleased in this SDK. Once 0.11 ships with tag_ids?: string[], tightening it to TagId[] later is a breaking change for every caller passing plain strings. The cost is type only, about ten sites, zero runtime: TagId + asTagId in src/core/ids.ts; Omit + rebrand id on Tag and TagRef; Omit + TagId[] | null for tag_ids on CreateLinkParams and UpdateLinkParams; BulkTagChanges as { add?: TagId[]; remove?: TagId[] }; tagIds?: TagId[] and tagId?: TagId[]; tagId: TagId on update and delete. Link.tags and CreatedLink.tags need an Omit and a cast in parseListItem and create, no mapping. Export TagId and asTagId from index.ts, add the two lines to the README next to the asUrlId paragraph.
If you decide against it, write the reason into src/core/ids.ts so the next person does not reopen it.
2. Pin the PATCH icon: null contract with a type test, and assert tag_ids: []. tests/types.test-d.ts:63, tests/tags.test.ts:146.
UpdateTagParams["icon"] excludes null today only because the generated type inherits it from the backend's SkipJsonSchema[None]. A regenerate after a backend change would widen it silently and the SDK would start letting callers send the one body the server 422s on. One line in the existing type test: expectTypeOf<UpdateTagParams["icon"]>().toEqualTypeOf<TagIcon | undefined>(). And since the README and the doc comment both promise [] clears, add { tag_ids: [] } as a third call in the update test so the promise is checked, not just stated.
3. UpdateTagParams lets name: null and color: null through, and both are no-ops. src/resources/tags.ts:31.
Verified in the backend's TagService.update: None for name or colour is skipped, the tag keeps its value. The type reads otherwise. color?: TagColor | null sits one screen away from create's "omit color to get the least used colour", so a caller will reasonably send color: null expecting a re-pick and get nothing. Tighten to non-null optionals while keeping the schema as the source of truth, for example a mapped type over Schemas["UpdateTagRequest"] wrapping each value in NonNullable. Then the doc comment's "omitted fields are left as they are" is the whole story.
Nit
links.bulk.tags(src/resources/links.ts:359). Every sibling is a verb:delete,setStatus,setExpiry,setDomain.tagsreads like an accessor.setTagswould be wrong because the call adds and removes rather than replacing, soupdateTagsoreditTags. Whatever you pick, line it up with the Go and Python SDKs so the four stay one vocabulary.BulkTagChanges(src/resources/links.ts:89). The comment says "at least one must be set" because the type cannot say it. It can:{ add: string[]; remove?: string[] } | { add?: string[]; remove: string[] }turns the server's 422 on{}into a compile error and the sentence goes away.- README
:109. "Stats calls taketag(names) ortagId(ids)". Onlystats.getandstats.exportdo; the per link calls 422 on them. Name the two. tests/tags.test.ts:63. The test title says "colour"; the source, README and every other test say "color". Pick the repo's spelling.TagColor/TagIcon(src/resources/tags.ts:8). Worth one sentence on the type doc: the set may grow, so aRecord<TagColor, ...>in consumer code wants a fallback. Cheap insurance for the day a tenth colour ships.
Fit with the SDK
Good match. Types are derived from the generated schema with Omit only where the SDK changes the shape (timestamps), the same way Link and CreatedLink do it. The bulk body is typed against BulkTagUrlsRequest like claim is against ClaimUrlsRequest, so a wire rename is a compile error. parseTag mirrors parseListItem, Tag.updated_at?: Date | null | undefined mirrors Link.created_at. Tags takes only the transport, like Stats. The CreateTagParams.icon comment is the same shape as the alias_type one and earns its place. Test files follow stats.test.ts to the letter, and putting the links.* tag assertions in tags.test.ts is right given links have no test file of their own.
Comments are clean: one line each, all stating something the code cannot. Public text: no em-dashes in the added lines (the generated schema.d.ts and openapi.json carry them from the backend's own descriptions, not this PR), no ticket ids, no tooling mentions in code or README.
Merge and release
Merging ships nothing; the release commit bumps the version as before. Tags are live in prod for every account with no flag, so the release can follow the merge directly. The one thing to settle before the version bump is item 1: after it ships, the tag id type is frozen.
Tags are live on the API (spoo v2.4.0): a tags collection with color and icon, tag_ids on link create and update, tag filters on the link list, tag slices on aggregate stats and exports, and a bulk tag call. This adds a tags resource plus those fields to the existing methods, and refreshes openapi.json so the generated schema carries the new shapes.
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What
spoo.tagsresource:list,create,update(PATCH),delete. TypesTag,TagRef,TagColor,TagIcon,CreateTagParams,UpdateTagParams,DeleteTagResult, all derived from the generated schema. Tag timestamps parse toDatelike link timestamps do.tag_idsonlinks.createandlinks.update;tags: TagRef[]onLinkandCreatedLink.links.listfilter:tagIds,tagNames,tagsMatch("any" | "all"), serialized inside thefilterJSON with the existing fields.stats.getandstats.export:tag(names) andtagId(ids) as comma-separated params, andtag/tag_idinside thefiltersJSON. Aggregate only, since the per-link endpoints do not take them.links.bulk.tags(ids, { add, remove }), returning the sameBulkResultas the other bulk calls.openapi.jsonrefreshed from backend main andsrc/generated/schema.d.tsregenerated.tagslice in the analytics sample, and the coverage table rows.No version bump; releases bump in their own commit as before.
Why
Tags shipped on the API in spoo v2.4.0 and are live on spoo.me. This SDK is how people script the API, so it needs the same fields and endpoints the dashboard already uses.
How proven
Run in the worktree at this commit:
npm run typecheck: clean, no output.npm test: 8 files, 67 tests passed (56 on main), 7 type tests, no type errors. New tests mock the transport with msw and assert the exact path, method, query and body for every tag endpoint,tag_idson create and update, the list filter JSON, the stats and export tag params, and the bulk tags body.npm run build: complete,dist/index.js37.24 kB,dist/index.d.ts128.07 kB.npm run lint:pkg: publint "All good!", attw green on the esm-only profile.Not run against the live API; the tests exercise the SDK's side of the wire contract only.
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