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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# toshi-ts
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+A TypeScript client for the Toshi Workspace API, `toshi.workspace.v1`,
+published as ES modules with type declarations.
+
+```sh
+npm install @toshicloud/sdk @connectrpc/connect @connectrpc/connect-node
+```
+
+Versions up to 0.1.2 were published as `@toshicloud/toshi-ts`.
+
+## Using the client
+
+`createToshiClient` takes one set of options. The transport belongs to
+the caller: the client hands its interceptors to the `transport`
+function, and that function builds a transport with them. Every call then
+gets the same token, scope and retries: the helpers below and the
+generated clients alike.
+
+In Node, with `@connectrpc/connect-node`:
+
+```ts
+import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
+import { createConnectTransport } from "@connectrpc/connect-node";
+import { createToshiClient } from "@toshicloud/sdk";
+
+const toshi = createToshiClient({
+  transport: (interceptors) =>
+    createConnectTransport({
+      baseUrl: "https://toshi.example.com",
+      httpVersion: "2",
+      interceptors,
+      // Only for a server whose certificate a private CA signed.
+      nodeOptions: { ca: readFileSync("ca.pem") },
+    }),
+  token: process.env.TOSHI_TOKEN,
+  project: "default",
+});
+
+const { projects } = await toshi.project.listProjects({});
+```
+
+In a browser, with `@connectrpc/connect-web`:
+
+```ts
+import { createConnectTransport } from "@connectrpc/connect-web";
+import { createToshiClient } from "@toshicloud/sdk";
+
+const toshi = createToshiClient({
+  transport: (interceptors) =>
+    createConnectTransport({ baseUrl: "https://toshi.example.com", interceptors }),
+  token,
+  project: "default",
+});
+```
+
+To add interceptors of your own, put them before the client's:
+`interceptors: [...mine, ...interceptors]`.
+
+The package reads no environment variable and no file. The token, the
+server and any CA come from the caller.
+
+### Options
+
+- `token`: sent as `Authorization: Bearer <token>` on every call.
+- `project`, `environment`: fill the request's `project` and
+  `environment` fields when they are empty. A value in the request wins.
+  `environment` is left empty on a request with `shared: true`.
+- `retry`: `{ maxAttempts, initialBackoffMs, maxBackoffMs }`, by default
+  5, 200 ms and 10 s, with full jitter. `retry: false` turns off retries
+  and watch reconnects.
+
+### The client's shape
+
+The client has one field per Workspace API service: `project`, `secret`,
+`webhook`, `display`, `channel`, `recording`, `volume`, `artifact` and
+`artifactUpload`, each holding that service's generated client.
+`workload` holds `WorkloadService`'s calls, grouped by the type they
+name: `workload.jobs`, `workload.sandboxes` and `workload.services`, one
+method for each call (`create`, `get`, `list`, `update`, `delete`,
+`wait`, `watch`, and `cancel` on a job, `execute` on a sandbox, `start`,
+`stop`, `setMode`, `listRuns`, `wake`, `hold` and `release` on a service). The calls that
+span the three types sit on `workload` itself: `watchEvents` and
+`waitOperation`. `run` sits at the top of the client, as `toshi run`
+sits at the top of the CLI.
+
+```ts
+const { jobs } = await toshi.workload.jobs.list({ pageSize: 10 });
+const job = await toshi.workload.jobs.get({ id: jobs[0].id });
+```
+
+### Retries
+
+The client retries a read, and a write that carries a request key, when
+the connection fails: a `ConnectError` with code `Unavailable`, a
+connection reset or destroyed stream that `@connectrpc/connect-node`
+reports, or a stream the server refused before reading it
+(`REFUSED_STREAM`). A write that takes a request key gets a random one when the
+request has none, so the server applies a retried write once. Other
+writes are never retried. An error the server sends, including
+`Aborted`, `InvalidArgument` and `ResourceExhausted`, reaches the caller
+unchanged. So does any connection failure the client cannot tell apart
+from a server error.
+
+### Waiting and watching
+
+- `workload.jobs.wait(req)`, `workload.sandboxes.wait(req)` and
+  `workload.services.wait(req)` ask again until the workload reaches the
+  state; `workload.waitOperation(req)` asks until the operation is done.
+- `workload.jobs.watch(req)`, `workload.sandboxes.watch(req)`,
+  `workload.services.watch(req)`, `workload.watchEvents(req)` and
+  `workload.jobs.watchOutput(req)` resolve to a watch you read with
+  `for await`. A watch opens its stream when you start reading and
+  reconnects after a connection failure from where it stopped: `cursor`
+  for the typed watches and events, `offsets` (bytes, as `bigint`) for
+  output. With no cursor, a typed watch lists that type first, and
+  `snapshot` holds them once its promise resolves; `watchEvents`
+  yields the past events page by page before the live ones. `close()` or
+  leaving the loop ends the stream. The output watch ends at the output's
+  end.
+- Every watch yields the stream's responses: a job watch yields
+  `WatchJobsResponse` (`job`, `cursor`, `type`), an event watch yields
+  `WatchEventsResponse` (`event`), and the output watch yields
+  `WatchOutputResponse` (`stdout`, `stderr` or `end`).
+
+```ts
+const watch = await toshi.workload.watchEvents({ workloadId: id });
+for await (const { event } of watch) {
+  console.log(event?.name);
+}
+// watch.cursor resumes a later watch after the last event read.
+```
+
+Every helper takes `{ signal }`, an `AbortSignal` that ends it.
+
+### Running a command
+
+`workload.sandboxes.execute(start)` runs a command in a running sandbox
+and resolves once the server has started it. The process is one stream of output chunks, `{ stream: "stdout" |
+"stderr", data: Uint8Array }`. `write` sends standard input in frames of
+at most 64 KiB and resolves once the stream has taken the last one; await
+it before the next `write`, which is refused while one is pending, so the
+client holds at most one buffer of input. `closeStdin` ends standard input
+after a pending write, and a later `write` is refused. `wait` settles when
+the command ends.
+
+```ts
+const proc = await toshi.workload.sandboxes.execute({
+  sandboxId: id,
+  command: { argv: ["cat"] },
+});
+await proc.write("hello\n");
+await proc.closeStdin();
+for await (const chunk of proc) {
+  process[chunk.stream].write(chunk.data);
+}
+await proc.wait(); // rejects with ExitError on a non-zero exit
+```
+
+Without a loop, `wait()` reads and drops the output itself. It rejects
+with `ExitError` when the command fails, is cancelled or ends without an
+exit status, and with `StreamLostError` when the stream ends first. The
+client never runs a command again by itself. Standard input cannot be
+replayed, so the caller decides whether to start again with the same
+`requestKey`. Leaving the loop early cancels the stream, and `wait()`
+then rejects with a `Canceled` error.
+
+Execute needs a bidirectional stream: `@connectrpc/connect-node` with
+`httpVersion: "2"`. In a browser, `execute` rejects at once and makes no
+call. Over a transport without HTTP/2, the call fails with the
+transport's or the server's error.
+
+### Running a job
+
+`run(req)` creates a job with a `CreateJobRequest` and resolves to the
+job and its output, which is what `toshi run` does: `CreateJob`, then
+`WatchOutput`. It yields output chunks like an execution, and `wait()`
+resolves when the job exits 0 and rejects with `JobExitError` otherwise.
+
+```ts
+const run = await toshi.run({
+  spec: { command: { argv: ["./test.sh"] } },
+});
+for await (const chunk of run) {
+  process[chunk.stream].write(chunk.data);
+}
+await run.wait(); // rejects with JobExitError on a non-zero exit
+```
+
+Stopping the loop stops only the output stream: the job keeps running,
+and `workload.jobs.cancel` ends it.
+
+## Generated code
+
+`src/gen/toshi/workspace/v1/` is generated by
+[`protoc-gen-es`](https://github.com/bufbuild/protobuf-es) from the protos
+in `proto/toshi/workspace/v1` of the
+[toshi-api](https://github.com/toshicloud/toshi-api) repository, one
+`*_pb.ts` file per proto. The generated code is committed and imports
+only `@bufbuild/protobuf`, so installing the package needs no generator.
+
+`pin.env` names the toshi-api commit (or, once one exists, the release
+tag) the code is generated from. `mise.toml` pins the versions of Node,
+pnpm, `buf` and `protoc-gen-es`.
+
+To regenerate:
+
+```sh
+mise install
+mise exec -- scripts/generate.sh
+```
+
+Moving to another commit or tag is one pull request that changes
+`pin.env` and `src/gen/` together. CI regenerates the code from `pin.env`
+and fails if the result differs from what is committed
+(`scripts/check-generated.sh`).
+
+## Versions
+
+The package's major version follows the API's: `1.x` will serve
+`toshi.workspace.v1`, and a `toshi.workspace.v2` gets a new major
+version. Until a Toshi release serves the API, the package stays at
+`0.x` and is generated from a pinned commit.
+
+## Publishing
+
+Releases are published to npm by the publish workflow
+(`.github/workflows/publish.yml`) through npm trusted publishing: the
+workflow authenticates with its GitHub OIDC token, and no npm token
+exists. It runs on a `vX.Y.Z` tag that matches the version in
+`package.json`. A new version is a commit on `main` that sets the version
+in `package.json`, followed by its tag.
+
+## Integration test
+
+`test/integration/` runs the client against a real `toshi serve` over
+HTTPS with a test CA it mints itself. `TOSHI_INTEGRATION_BIN` names the
+`toshi` binary it runs; when `TOSHI_INTEGRATION_EXPECT_COMMIT` is set, the
+binary must report that commit:
+
+```sh
+TOSHI_INTEGRATION_BIN=/path/to/toshi mise exec -- pnpm vitest run test/integration
+```
+
+The Toshi server's CI runs it against each server change. Without
+`TOSHI_INTEGRATION_BIN`, `pnpm test` skips the integration test and says
+why.
+
+## Licence
+
+Apache License 2.0, see LICENSE.

package/dist/client.d.ts

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+import type { MessageInitShape } from "@bufbuild/protobuf";
+import type { Client, Interceptor, Transport } from "@connectrpc/connect";
+import { ArtifactService, ArtifactUploadService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/artifacts_pb.js";
+import { ChannelService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/channels_pb.js";
+import { DisplayService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/display_pb.js";
+import { ProjectService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/projects_pb.js";
+import { RecordingService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/recordings_pb.js";
+import { SecretService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/secrets_pb.js";
+import { VolumeService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/volumes_pb.js";
+import { WebhookService } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/webhook_pb.js";
+import { CancelJobRequestSchema, CreateJobRequestSchema, CreateSandboxRequestSchema, CreateServiceRequestSchema, DeleteJobRequestSchema, DeleteSandboxRequestSchema, DeleteServiceRequestSchema, GetJobRequestSchema, GetSandboxRequestSchema, GetServiceRequestSchema, ListJobsRequestSchema, ListSandboxesRequestSchema, ListServicesRequestSchema, UpdateJobRequestSchema, UpdateSandboxRequestSchema, UpdateServiceRequestSchema, WaitJobRequestSchema, WaitSandboxRequestSchema, WaitServiceRequestSchema, WatchJobsRequestSchema, WatchSandboxesRequestSchema, WatchServicesRequestSchema } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/workloads_pb.js";
+import type { CancelJobResponse, CreateJobResponse, CreateSandboxResponse, CreateServiceResponse, DeleteJobResponse, DeleteSandboxResponse, DeleteServiceResponse, GetJobResponse, GetSandboxResponse, GetServiceResponse, ListJobsResponse, ListSandboxesResponse, ListServicesResponse, UpdateJobResponse, UpdateSandboxResponse, UpdateServiceResponse, WaitJobResponse, WaitSandboxResponse, WaitServiceResponse, WatchJobsResponse, WatchSandboxesResponse, WatchServicesResponse } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/workloads_pb.js";
+import { ExecuteStartSchema, HoldServiceRequestSchema, ListServiceRunsRequestSchema, ReleaseServiceRequestSchema, SetServiceModeRequestSchema, StartServiceRequestSchema, StopServiceRequestSchema, WaitOperationRequestSchema, WakeServiceRequestSchema, WatchEventsRequestSchema, WatchOutputRequestSchema } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/workspace_pb.js";
+import type { HoldServiceResponse, Job, ListServiceRunsResponse, Operation, ReleaseServiceResponse, Sandbox, Service, SetServiceModeResponse, StartServiceResponse, StopServiceResponse, WakeServiceResponse, WatchEventsResponse, WatchOutputResponse } from "./gen/toshi/workspace/v1/workspace_pb.js";
+import type { RetryPolicy } from "./retry.js";
+/** How the client is configured; the caller builds the transport. */
+export interface ToshiOptions {
+    /** Builds the caller's transport (connect-node or connect-web) with the client's interceptors. */
+    transport: (interceptors: Interceptor[]) => Transport;
+    token?: string;
+    project?: string;
+    environment?: string;
+    /** false turns off retries and watch reconnects. */
+    retry?: Partial<RetryPolicy> | false;
+}
+/** Per-call options. */
+export interface CallOptions {
+    signal?: AbortSignal;
+}
+/** One client per Workspace API service, plus the helpers that live on top of them. */
+export interface ToshiClient {
+    readonly project: Client<typeof ProjectService>;
+    readonly secret: Client<typeof SecretService>;
+    readonly webhook: Client<typeof WebhookService>;
+    readonly display: Client<typeof DisplayService>;
+    readonly channel: Client<typeof ChannelService>;
+    readonly recording: Client<typeof RecordingService>;
+    readonly volume: Client<typeof VolumeService>;
+    readonly artifact: Client<typeof ArtifactService>;
+    readonly artifactUpload: Client<typeof ArtifactUploadService>;
+    readonly workload: WorkloadClient;
+    run(req: MessageInitShape<typeof CreateJobRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<JobRun>;
+}
+/** WorkloadService's calls, grouped by the type they name. */
+export interface WorkloadClient {
+    readonly jobs: JobsClient;
+    readonly sandboxes: SandboxesClient;
+    readonly services: ServicesClient;
+    waitOperation(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WaitOperationRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<Operation>;
+    watchEvents(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WatchEventsRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<EventWatch>;
+}
+/** A job's calls: one method for each of WorkloadService's job calls. */
+export interface JobsClient {
+    create(req: MessageInitShape<typeof CreateJobRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<CreateJobResponse>;
+    get(req: MessageInitShape<typeof GetJobRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<GetJobResponse>;
+    list(req: MessageInitShape<typeof ListJobsRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<ListJobsResponse>;
+    update(req: MessageInitShape<typeof UpdateJobRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<UpdateJobResponse>;
+    delete(req: MessageInitShape<typeof DeleteJobRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<DeleteJobResponse>;
+    cancel(req: MessageInitShape<typeof CancelJobRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<CancelJobResponse>;
+    wait(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WaitJobRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<WaitJobResponse>;
+    watch(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WatchJobsRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<JobWatch>;
+    watchOutput(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WatchOutputRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<OutputWatch>;
+}
+/** A sandbox's calls: one method for each of WorkloadService's sandbox calls. */
+export interface SandboxesClient {
+    create(req: MessageInitShape<typeof CreateSandboxRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<CreateSandboxResponse>;
+    get(req: MessageInitShape<typeof GetSandboxRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<GetSandboxResponse>;
+    list(req: MessageInitShape<typeof ListSandboxesRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<ListSandboxesResponse>;
+    update(req: MessageInitShape<typeof UpdateSandboxRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<UpdateSandboxResponse>;
+    delete(req: MessageInitShape<typeof DeleteSandboxRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<DeleteSandboxResponse>;
+    wait(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WaitSandboxRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<WaitSandboxResponse>;
+    watch(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WatchSandboxesRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<SandboxWatch>;
+    execute(start: MessageInitShape<typeof ExecuteStartSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<Process>;
+}
+/** A service's calls: one method for each of WorkloadService's service calls. */
+export interface ServicesClient {
+    create(req: MessageInitShape<typeof CreateServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<CreateServiceResponse>;
+    get(req: MessageInitShape<typeof GetServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<GetServiceResponse>;
+    list(req: MessageInitShape<typeof ListServicesRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<ListServicesResponse>;
+    update(req: MessageInitShape<typeof UpdateServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<UpdateServiceResponse>;
+    delete(req: MessageInitShape<typeof DeleteServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<DeleteServiceResponse>;
+    wait(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WaitServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<WaitServiceResponse>;
+    watch(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WatchServicesRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<ServiceWatch>;
+    start(req: MessageInitShape<typeof StartServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<StartServiceResponse>;
+    stop(req: MessageInitShape<typeof StopServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<StopServiceResponse>;
+    setMode(req: MessageInitShape<typeof SetServiceModeRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<SetServiceModeResponse>;
+    release(req: MessageInitShape<typeof ReleaseServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<ReleaseServiceResponse>;
+    wake(req: MessageInitShape<typeof WakeServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<WakeServiceResponse>;
+    hold(req: MessageInitShape<typeof HoldServiceRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<HoldServiceResponse>;
+    listRuns(req: MessageInitShape<typeof ListServiceRunsRequestSchema>, opts?: CallOptions): Promise<ListServiceRunsResponse>;
+}
+/** A live stream of a job's changes. */
+export interface JobWatch extends AsyncIterable<WatchJobsResponse> {
+    readonly cursor: string;
+    readonly snapshot: Job[] | undefined;
+    close(): void;
+}
+/** A live stream of a sandbox's changes. */
+export interface SandboxWatch extends AsyncIterable<WatchSandboxesResponse> {
+    readonly cursor: string;
+    readonly snapshot: Sandbox[] | undefined;
+    close(): void;
+}
+/** A live stream of a service's changes. */
+export interface ServiceWatch extends AsyncIterable<WatchServicesResponse> {
+    readonly cursor: string;
+    readonly snapshot: Service[] | undefined;
+    close(): void;
+}
+/** A live stream of events; every message is the stream's response. */
+export interface EventWatch extends AsyncIterable<WatchEventsResponse> {
+    readonly cursor: string;
+    close(): void;
+}
+/** A live stream of a job's output. */
+export interface OutputWatch extends AsyncIterable<WatchOutputResponse> {
+    readonly offsets: {
+        readonly stdout: bigint;
+        readonly stderr: bigint;
+    };
+    close(): void;
+}
+/** One chunk of output. */
+export type OutputChunk = {
+    stream: "stdout";
+    data: Uint8Array;
+} | {
+    stream: "stderr";
+    data: Uint8Array;
+};
+/** A running execution. */
+export interface Process extends AsyncIterable<OutputChunk> {
+    readonly executionId: string;
+    readonly requestKey: string;
+    write(data: Uint8Array | string): Promise<void>;
+    closeStdin(): Promise<void>;
+    wait(): Promise<void>;
+}
+/** A job started by `run`: its output as it comes, then its outcome. */
+export interface JobRun extends AsyncIterable<OutputChunk> {
+    readonly job: Job;
+    wait(): Promise<void>;
+}
+/**
+ * Creates the client: one normalized retry setting, the auth, scope, key and
+ * retry interceptors (auth outermost, retry innermost), one transport for every
+ * client and helper.
+ *
+ * Since 0.2.0 the public contract is WorkloadService, not WorkspaceService: its
+ * calls are grouped by the type they name under `workload`, and the generated
+ * client is not handed out whole.
+ */
+export declare function createToshiClient(options: ToshiOptions): ToshiClient;