@flamedeck/upload NPM

@flamedeck/upload

Client library for uploading traces to the Flamedeck API.

Installation

npm install @flamedeck/upload
# or
yarn add @flamedeck/upload

Usage

Import the uploadTraceToApi function and required types:

import { uploadTraceToApi, UploadError, type UploadOptions } from '@flamedeck/upload';

async function handleFileUpload(file: File) {
  const apiKey = 'YOUR_FLAMEDECK_API_KEY'; // Get key from flamdeck settings

  const options: UploadOptions = {
    apiKey: apiKey,
    traceData: file, // Pass a File or Blob object
    fileName: file.name,
    scenario: 'Javascript Upload Example',
    // Add other optional metadata if needed
    commitSha: 'abcdef1',
    metadata: { client: 'web', userId: 'some_user_id' } 
  };

  try {
    const result = await uploadTraceToApi(options);
    console.log('Upload successful! View URL:', result.viewUrl);
  } catch (error) {
    if (error instanceof UploadError) {
      console.error(`Upload failed (${error.status}): ${error.message}`, error.details);
    } else {
      console.error('An unexpected error occurred:', error);
    }
  }
}

Building

To build the library locally (e.g., after making changes), run:

yarn nx run @flamedeck/upload:build
# or
cd packages/client-uploader
yarn build

This will generate the distributable files (CommonJS, ESM, Type Definitions) in the packages/client-uploader/dist directory.

Publishing to NPM (for Maintainers)

NOTE: Make sure that uploading works before incrementing the script version:

FLAMEDECK_API_KEY=<my-key> yarn nx run @flamedeck/upload:example:node-upload

Update Version: Increment the version number in packages/client-uploader/package.json according to semantic versioning.
Login to NPM: Ensure you are logged into the correct NPM account that has publish access to the @flamedeck organization:
```
npm login
```
Build the package
```
yarn nx run @flamedeck/upload:build 
```
Run Publish Command: Use the Nx target to build and publish:
```
yarn nx run @flamedeck/upload:publish
```
This command automatically builds the package and runs npm publish --access public from the dist directory.

(Note: Version 0.0.1 was published incorrectly without the built JS/TS files due to an incorrect files entry in package.json. This was corrected for subsequent versions.)