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@outseta/api-client
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Most users should install a higher-level package instead:
@outseta/node-sdk— for Node.js / server-side usage@outseta/react— for React apps (hooks, components, provider)
Low-level, generated API client for the Outseta REST API. Provides typed fetch functions, Zod validation schemas, and TypeScript types — all auto-generated from the Outseta OpenAPI spec. This package is the shared foundation that those packages build on. Use it directly only if you need fine-grained control or are targeting a runtime not covered by the SDKs above.
npm install @outseta/api-client
import { createClient } from "@outseta/api-client";
const client = createClient({
subdomain: "your-company",
apiKey: "your-api-key",
apiSecret: "your-api-secret",
});
Then pass the client instance to any generated API function:
import { getAccounts } from "@outseta/api-client";
const result = await getAccounts({ client });
FAQs
Generated API client for the Outseta REST API
We found that @outseta/api-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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