Codex SDK

This package exists to help you develop on top of the Codex API (https://docs.codex.io).

It provides the public schema SDL for you to use. You can use graphql-codegen to generate types and queries for example.

Note

We've changed our name from Defined to Codex.

You will see references to our previous company name, Defined, while we make the switch to Codex.

Installation

packager	command
npm	npm add @codex-data/sdk
yarn	yarn add @codex-data/sdk
bun	bun add @codex-data/sdk

Usage

Follow one of the examples in the examples directory, or simply run.

Fetch a token.

import { Codex } from "@codex-data/sdk";

const sdk = new Codex(MY_API_KEY);

sdk.queries
  .token({
    input: {
      address: "0xbb4cdb9cbd36b01bd1cbaebf2de08d9173bc095c",
      networkId: 56,
    },
  })
  .then(console.log);

Use your own GraphQL selections

import { Network } from "../../src/resources/graphql";
import { Codex } from "@codex-data/sdk/dist/sdk";

const sdk = new Codex(process.env.CODEX_API_KEY || "");

sdk
  .send<{ getNetworks: Network[] }>(
    `
  query GetNetworks {
    getNetworks { id name }
  }
`,
    {}
  )
  .then((res) => {
    console.log("Networks: ", res.getNetworks);
  });

Running the examples

You'll need to have curl installed in order to build this locally, as it fetches the schema from the Codex API.

You need to provide an API key in order for the examples to work. We have bun in use for development here.

After installing bun, from the project root.

• bun i
• bun run build

Simple

This performs a simple inline graphql request, and uses a user-provided query and selection set.

• cd examples/simple
• bun i
• CODEX_API_KEY=xyz bun run index.ts

You can define your own GraphQL queries and use those with codegen (see next section). The pre-defined queries we provide in the examples do not include all of the fields for every query.

Codegen

This shows how to use graphql-codegen to generate query types and get a fully typed end-to-end experience.

• cd examples/codegen
• bun i
• bun run codegen
• CODEX_API_KEY=xyz bun run src/index.ts

Next

This shows how you could use it in a NextJS project.

• cd examples/next
• bun i
• NEXT_PUBLIC_CODEX_API_KEY=xyz bun run dev

Contributing

Prs open!