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# `@wakata-dev/api-client`
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The official TypeScript SDK for the Wakata Public API. Generated from the same OpenAPI specification that powers the public Swagger UI and Postman collection, then wrapped in an ergonomic `WakataClient` class with typed errors and automatic idempotency.
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## Install
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## 60 seconds — your first call
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**The SDK auto-attaches a fresh key on every POST/PATCH if you don't pass one.** That makes single requests safe-by-default; it does **not** make retries safe-by-default, because a retry from your code calls the SDK again and generates a new key.
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To make a logical operation idempotent across retry attempts, mint one key yourself and pass it explicitly:
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import { generateIdempotencyKey, WakataClient } from '@wakata-dev/api-client';
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asset_number: 'FORKLIFT-007',
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site_id: 'def-…',
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```
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Replayed responses include `Idempotent-Replayed: true` so you can see at a glance that you hit the cache.
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## Rate limits
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The Public API throttles at **1000 requests/minute per key** by default. On `429`, catch `WakataRateLimitError` and sleep for `retryAfterSeconds` before retrying:
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```ts
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try {
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await wakata.users.list();
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} catch (err) {
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if (err instanceof WakataRateLimitError) {
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}
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```
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## BigInt IDs are strings
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Wakata uses `BIGINT` primary keys internally but serializes them as JSON **strings** at the API boundary to avoid JavaScript's 2⁵³ integer precision cliff. The SDK's generated types reflect this — every `id`, `*Id`, `*_id`, `*Ids`, `*_ids` field is typed `string`:
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```ts
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const asset = await wakata.assets.get({ path: { publicId: 'abc-123' } });
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asset.id; // string — even though server-side it's a BIGINT
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asset.companyId; // string
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asset.siteId; // string
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```
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When passing IDs back into the API (path params, filters, body fields), pass them as strings — the SDK doesn't coerce.
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## Regenerating the client
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When the API changes shape:
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```bash
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# from monorepo root
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pnpm --filter @wakata/api run docs:export # refresh OpenAPI JSON
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pnpm --filter @wakata-dev/api-client run generate # regenerate SDK
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pnpm --filter @wakata-dev/api-client run build # verify it compiles
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```
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+
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The generator (`scripts/generate.ts`) post-processes the OpenAPI spec to rewrite the BigInt-as-number ID fields to strings before feeding it into `@hey-api/openapi-ts`. The generated output lives in `src/generated/` and is checked into the repo — consumers don't need the codegen toolchain.
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+
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## Escape hatch — raw client
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|
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The `WakataClient` exposes the underlying `@hey-api/client-fetch` instance as `wakata.raw` for advanced cases (custom interceptors, low-level retries, unwrapped operations):
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+
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+
```ts
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wakata.raw.interceptors.request.use((req) => {
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+
req.headers.set('X-My-Custom-Tracing', traceId);
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+
return req;
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+
});
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185
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+
```
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+
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+
Generated operation functions are also re-exported from the package root if you want to use them directly without the wrapper.
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