Initializing

This section demonstrates how to initialize the WriftAI Javascript client with practical examples.

Basic Initialization

If your environment variables are set (WRIFTAI_ACCESS_TOKEN and optionally WRIFTAI_API_BASE_URL), you can initialize the client without passing any options.

import { WriftAI } from 'wriftai';

const wriftai = new WriftAI();

This automatically uses:

• WRIFTAI_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable if present; otherwise requests are unauthenticated
• WRIFTAI_API_BASE_URL environment variable if present; otherwise the default API base url is used
• globalThis.fetch by default

Custom Initialization

If you want full control or are not using environment variables, you can provide options manually.

Use a Specific API Base URL

import { WriftAI } from 'wriftai';

const wriftai = new WriftAI({
  apiBaseUrl: 'https://api.wrift.ai/v1',
});

Provide an Access Token Directly

import { WriftAI } from 'wriftai';

const wriftai = new WriftAI({
  accessToken: 'your_access_token_here',
});

Provide a fetch Implementation

import { WriftAI } from 'wriftai';

const wriftai = new WriftAI({
  fetch: globalThis.fetch, // or your own fetch implementation
});

For example, you might provide a wrapped fetch that logs requests, injects additional headers, or uses a timeout.

Add or Override Request Headers

import { WriftAI } from 'wriftai';

const wriftai = new WriftAI({
  headers: {
    'X-App-Name': 'my-app',
    'X-Environment': 'production',
    // You can override defaults too:
    // Authorization: 'Bearer <custom-token>',
  },
});