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TypeScript SDK

Use the official TypeScript SDK — typed payloads, async/await, React hooks for live data.

Prerequisite: Lesson 48 complete

What you'll learn

  • npm install @sapixdb/client
  • new SapixClient({baseUrl, apiKey})
  • client.agents<T>('name').write<T>({...}) — typed payload
  • client.agents<T>('name').query({type, filter}) — typed response
  • useSapixStream('agent', filter) React hook for live data
  • Building a Node.js pipeline: read → transform → write
Challenge

Build a Node.js script that reads products agent, filters stock < 10, writes a low-stock alert to alerts agent for each.

Interactive Walkthrough

What you'll learn

Use the official TypeScript SDK for SapixDB — typed payloads, async/await, and streaming.

Install

npm install @sapixdb/client

Connect

`typescript import { SapixClient } from '@sapixdb/client';

const client = new SapixClient({ baseUrl: 'http://localhost:7475', apiKey: process.env.SAPIX_ROOT_KEY! }); `

Write a record

`typescript interface UserRecord { user_id: string; email: string; plan: 'free' | 'starter' | 'pro' | 'enterprise'; }

const result = await client.agents('users').write<UserRecord>({ user_id: 'usr_001', email: 'alice@example.com', plan: 'pro' });

console.log(result.contentHash); `

Query with types

`typescript const records = await client.agents<UserRecord>('users').query({ type: 'scan', limit: 10, filter: { field: 'plan', op: 'eq', value: 'pro' } });

records.forEach(r => console.log(r.payload.email)); `

React hook for live data

`typescript import { useSapixStream } from '@sapixdb/react';

function LiveOrders() { const { records } = useSapixStream('orders', { field: 'status', op: 'eq', value: 'paid', limit: 100 });

return ( <ul> {records.map(r => ( <li key={r.contentHash}>${r.payload.amount}</li> ))} </ul> ); } `

Challenge

Build a small Node.js script using the TypeScript SDK that reads from a products agent, filters to items with stock < 10, and writes a low-stock alert to an alerts agent for each one.

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