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@atomstate/atomstate-client
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This package represents the JS SDK for the Atomstate vector search engine.
This package represents the JS SDK for the Atomstate vector search engine.
The next packages are re-exported from it:
yarn i @atomstate/atomstate-client
# or
npm install @atomstate/atomstate-client
# or
yarn add @atomstate/atomstate-client
The REST client is imported from the root path; the gRPC is imported from the /grpc subpath:
import {AtomstateClient} from '@atomstate/atomstate-client'; // REST client
import {AtomstateClient} from '@atomstate/atomstate-client/grpc'; // gRPC client
Begin with the REST (OpenAPI-based) client for easier debugging. Once your APIs are stable, switch to gRPC for better performance. Remember, REST can match or surpass gRPC for smaller requests, while gRPC is more efficient for larger data transfers.
These are the most relevant scripts for development:
yarn build: builds and bundles from TypeScript sourcesyarn pre-check: type-checks sourcesyarn pre-commit: same as pre-check, but for git hooks (husky)FAQs
This package represents the JS SDK for the Atomstate vector search engine.
We found that @atomstate/atomstate-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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