flowconsole-sdk 1.0.2b20260129071916

FlowConsole SDK

FlowConsole SDK

FlowConsole SDK contains the typed DSL for describing systems, components, and flows that the FlowConsole engine renders. It is built with jsii, so the same definitions are published to npm, PyPI, Maven, NuGet, and Go modules.

Install

• Node.js: npm install @flowconsole/sdk

• Python (PyPI): pip install flowconsole-sdk

• .NET: dotnet add package FlowConsole.Sdk

• Maven:

  <dependency>
    <groupId>flowconsole</groupId>
    <artifactId>sdk</artifactId>
    <version>0.0.1</version>
  </dependency>
  

• Go: go get github.com/slackmaster9999/flowconsole

Quick start (TypeScript)

When executed inside the FlowConsole runtime (as used by the playground/app), the SDK attaches flow helpers to your entities so you can describe interactions fluently:

import { User, ReactApp, RestApi, Postgres } from '@flowconsole/sdk';

const user: User = { name: 'Customer', description: 'end user' };
const frontApp: ReactApp = { name: 'Customer Dashboard', description: 'React app' };
const restApi: RestApi = { name: 'Backend', description: 'Java REST API' };
const db: Postgres = { name: 'main_db', description: 'Database' };

user
  .sendsRequestTo(frontApp, 'opens in browser')
  .then(frontApp)
  .sendsRequestTo(restApi, 'GET /api/v1/dashboard/:id')
  .then(restApi)
  .sendsRequestTo(db, 'fetch dashboard data');

Python package

• Package name: flowconsole-sdk, import module: flowconsole.
• Generated via jsii-pacmak; property names mirror the TypeScript definitions.
• The package ships the DSL types; use it alongside the FlowConsole engine that evaluates the objects you build.

Building multi-language packages

1. Install dependencies from the repo root: pnpm install.
2. Build the TypeScript sources: pnpm --filter @flowconsole/sdk build.
3. Generate language-specific artifacts (including PyPI): pnpm --filter @flowconsole/sdk package. Artifacts are written to src/sdk/dist/ (for JavaScript) and language subfolders such as dist/python (PyPI wheel/sdist). This README is used as the long description on PyPI.

License

MIT — see src/sdk/LICENSE.