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TypeScript SDK patterns for Opik. Use when working in sdks/typescript.

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TypeScript SDK

Architecture

  • Layered, non-blocking by default
  • Data buffered and flushed async to backend
  • Node >= 18, ESM + CJS builds

Layer Flow

Public API → OpikClient → Domain (Trace/Span) → BatchQueues → REST Client → Backend

Critical Gotchas

  • When changing dependencies or minimum versions, update and verify version references in README.md and integration README files in the same PR.

Flush Before Exit

// ✅ REQUIRED - especially in CLI/tests
await client.flush();
// or globally:
await flushAll();

Domain Objects Don't Do HTTP

// ✅ GOOD - domain objects enqueue, not HTTP
trace.update({ metadata: { key: 'value' } }); // Enqueues update
trace.end();  // Enqueues update

// ❌ BAD - don't call REST directly from domain

Never Leak rest_api

// ✅ GOOD - export from public API
export { Opik, track, flushAll } from 'opik';

// ❌ BAD - don't expose generated clients
import { TracesApi } from 'opik/rest_api';  // Internal!

Batching Semantics

  • Updates wait for pending creates
  • Deletes wait for creates and updates
  • flush() flushes all queues in order
  • Debounce window configurable via OpikConfig

Error Handling

  • HTTP failures: OpikApiError, OpikApiTimeoutError
  • 404s translate to domain errors: DatasetNotFoundError, ExperimentNotFoundError
  • Never swallow errors, include context in logs

Integration Guidelines

  • Integrations wrap public API only
  • Keep adapters thin, non-blocking
  • Provide flush() escape hatch if needed

Reference Files

  • testing.md - Vitest patterns, mocking, flush timing
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