Exist-sdk-typescript NPM

Exist.io TypeScript SDK

A TypeScript SDK for interacting with the Exist.io API. Exist.io is a personal analytics platform that integrates data from multiple services to help users track and understand various aspects of their lives.

Features

✔ OAuth2 Authentication – Handles access tokens and refresh tokens.
✔ Full API Coverage – Supports attributes, averages, correlations, insights, and user profiles.
✔ Strongly Typed Models – Uses TypeScript interfaces and enums to ensure type safety.

Installation

To install the package for a Node.js project using npm, run:

npm install exist-sdk-typescript

To install in a Deno project,run:

deno add jsr:@leonschreiber96/exist-sdk-typescript

Getting Started

0️⃣ Import the SDK

Using NPM:

import { ExistAuthorizer, ExistClient } from "exist-sdk-typescript";

Using Deno:

import { ExistClient, ExistAuthorizer } from "@leonschreiber96/exist-sdk-typescript";

1️⃣ Authentication

To interact with the Exist.io API, you must authenticate using OAuth2. Follow this guide to create an API client.

Use the ExistAuthorizer class to provide authentication tokens in one of three ways:

const authorizer = new ExistAuthorizer("your-client-id", "your-client-secret");

// Option 1: Provide tokens directly
authorizer.useTokens("your-access-token", "your-refresh-token");

// Option 2: Load tokens from a JSON file
authorizer.useAuthorizationFile("path/to/tokens.json");

// Option 3: Use OAuth2 flow to obtain a token dynamically
authorizer.useOAuthFlow(["mood_read", "activity_read"], "http://localhost:8000");

Authentication JSON File

If you're using Option 2 (loading tokens from a JSON file), the JSON file should look like this:

{
  "oAuthToken": "your-access-token",
  "refreshToken": "your-refresh-token"
}

The oAuthToken is the access token, and the refreshToken is the refresh token that can be used to obtain new access tokens when they expire.

OAuth2 Flow

For Option 3, the useOAuthFlow method requires two arguments:

Scopes: A list of scopes that define the level of access your client has. Scopes can be read or write permissions (for example, ReadScope.MOOD, WriteScope.ACTIVITY, etc.). The first argument to useOAuthFlow should be an array of the scopes your client will need. You can choose to give your client read, write, or both types of permissions, depending on your use case.
Redirect URI: This must be a free port on localhost (e.g., http://localhost:8000/) and must match the redirect uri you entered when creating your developer client. Your client will listen for the OAuth response from Exist on this port and automatically extract the access and refresh tokens. After completing the OAuth flow, be sure to save the tokens that the client displays.
Callback (optional): Function that will be executed after the oAuth flow has been completed. Gets the oAuth token response passed as a parameter. You can use this for example to save your tokens to a file, using authorizer.dumpAuthorizationToFile("filename.json")

Here is an example:

authorizer.useOAuthFlow(
  [ReadScope.FINANCE, WriteScope.FINANCE], // Scopes
  "http://localhost:8000/", // Redirect URI
  (tokens) => { console.log(tokens) } // Callback function
);

2️⃣ Initialize the ExistClient

Once authenticated, initialize ExistClient to make API calls:

const client = new ExistClient(authorizer);

3️⃣ Fetch Data from Exist.io

📌 Get User Profile

const profile = await client.users.getUserProfile();
console.log(profile);

📌 Get Owned Attributes

const attributes = await client.attributes.getOwned();
console.log(attributes);

📌 Update an Attribute

await client.attributes.updateValues([{ name: "steps", value: 5000, date: "2025-03-05" }]);

API Reference

The SDK provides structured access to the Exist.io API through these modules:

Module	Description
`attributes`	Manage tracked attributes (e.g., mood, steps, sleep).
`averages`	Get attribute averages over time.
`users`	Access user profile data.
`correlations`	Find correlations between tracked attributes.
`insights`	Retrieve generated insights.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! To contribute: 1. Fork the repository. 2. Create a new branch (feature/my-feature). 3. Commit your changes. 4. Push to the branch. 5. Open a Pull Request.