@crosspost/types v0.3.0

@crosspost/types

Shared type definitions for the Crosspost API and SDK.

Overview

This package contains TypeScript type definitions, including:

• Common types (PlatformName, ApiErrorCode, etc.)
• Request types for all API endpoints
• Response types for all API endpoints

Installation

Node.js

npm install @crosspost/types

Deno

// Import from JSR
import { PlatformName } from '@crosspost/types';

// Or import directly from GitHub
import { PlatformName } from 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/your-org/crosspost/main/packages/types/mod.ts';

Usage

import { CreatePostRequest, CreatePostResponse, PlatformName } from '@crosspost/types';

// Use the types in your code
const platform: PlatformName = 'twitter';

const request: CreatePostRequest = {
  targets: [{ platform: 'twitter', userId: 'your-twitter-id' }],
  content: {
    text: 'Hello, world!',
  },
};

// Type checking for responses
function handleResponse(response: CreatePostResponse) {
  console.log(`Post created with ID: ${response.id}`);
}

Available Types

Common Types

• PlatformName - Supported social media platforms
• ApiErrorCode - Error codes returned by the API
• ApiError - Error structure returned by the API

Enhanced Response Types

• EnhancedApiResponse<T> - Standard response format with metadata
• EnhancedErrorResponse - Error response format
• ErrorDetail - Detailed error information
• SuccessDetail - Success information for multi-status responses
• MultiStatusResponse - Response format for operations with partial success/failure

Helper Functions

• createEnhancedApiResponse - Create a standard response
• createEnhancedErrorResponse - Create an error response
• createErrorDetail - Create detailed error information
• createSuccessDetail - Create success information
• createMultiStatusResponse - Create a multi-status response

Example usage:

import { ApiErrorCode, createEnhancedApiResponse, createErrorDetail } from '@crosspost/types';

// Success response
const response = createEnhancedApiResponse({
  id: '123',
  text: 'Hello, world!',
});

// Error response
const errorResponse = createEnhancedErrorResponse([
  createErrorDetail(
    'Post not found',
    ApiErrorCode.NOT_FOUND,
    'twitter',
    'user123',
    false,
  ),
]);