oceanum-js

@oceanum/datamesh


@oceanum/datamesh

A typescript library for interacting with the Oceanum.io Datamesh.

Installation

You can use this library in Node.js, Deno or browser code (with the caveat below)

npm install @oceanum/datamesh

Usage

import { Connector } from "@oceanum/datamesh";

//Instatiate the Datamesh Connector
const datamesh = Connector("my_datamesh_token"); //Get your datamesh token from your Oceanum.io account

//Define a datamesh query
const query = {
  datasource: "oceanum-sizing_giants",
};

//Get the data
const data = await datamesh.query(query);

[!WARNING] DO NOT put your Datamesh token directly into browser code. For use in an SPA, you should forward your Datamesh request through a reverse proxy to conceal your token.

Using a Datamesh Proxy

If you are building a browser application, we recommend using a reverse proxy to keep your Datamesh token secret and to simplify CORS. This package includes an example Cloudflare Worker you can deploy quickly and configure the Connector to use.

Quick setup:

import { Connector } from "@oceanum/datamesh";

const PROXY_URL = "https://your-proxy.workers.dev"; // or your own domain

const datamesh = new Connector("proxy", {
  service: PROXY_URL,
  gateway: PROXY_URL,
});

Deploy the example Worker at proxy/cloudflare/index.js and add a secret DATAMESH_TOKEN with your Datamesh token in the Worker settings.

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