Unofficial: TypeScript clients for Sakura Internet services.
TypeScript clients for Sakura Internet cloud APIs, generated from their published OpenAPI specs:
AiEngine— Sakura AI Engine Inference APIObjectStorage— Sakura Object Storage APIIam— Sakura Cloud IAM APISimpleMq— SimpleMQ APISimpleNotification— Simple Notification (シンプル通知) API
bun add mankai
npm install mankai
yarn add mankai
pnpm add mankaiimport { AiEngine } from "mankai";
const client = new AiEngine({ apiKey: process.env.SAKURA_AI_ENGINE_API_KEY! });
// Chat completion (OpenAI Chat Completions compatible)
const chatCompletion = await client.createChatCompletion({
model: "your-model",
messages: [{ role: "user", content: "Hello!" }],
});
// Embeddings
const embeddings = await client.createEmbeddings({
model: "your-embedding-model",
input: "Hello!",
});
// Message (Anthropic Messages API compatible)
const message = await client.createMessage({
model: "your-model",
maxTokens: 1024,
messages: [{ role: "user", content: "Hello!" }],
});
// Response (OpenAI Responses API compatible)
const response = await client.createResponse({
model: "your-model",
input: "Hello!",
});
// Speech-to-text
const transcription = await client.createTranscription({
file: audioBlob,
});
// Text-to-speech
const wav = await client.createSpeech({
model: "your-tts-model",
input: "Hello!",
});
// VOICEVOX-compatible TTS
const audioQuery = await client.createTtsAudioQuery({ text: "Hello!", speaker: 1 });
const synthesized = await client.synthesizeTtsSpeech({
speaker: 1,
ttsSynthesisRequest: { ...audioQuery, kana: audioQuery.kana ?? "" },
});By default requests go to https://api.ai.sakura.ad.jp. Pass basePath to override it:
new AiEngine({ apiKey: "...", basePath: "https://example.com" });The Object Storage API is split across two base URLs: a "federation" endpoint for site discovery and
bucket create/delete, and a per-site endpoint for everything else (account, permissions, bucket
details). ObjectStorage keeps both configured internally and routes each method appropriately.
import { ObjectStorage } from "mankai";
const client = new ObjectStorage({
accessToken: process.env.SAKURA_OBJECT_STORAGE_ACCESS_TOKEN!,
accessTokenSecret: process.env.SAKURA_OBJECT_STORAGE_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET!,
site: "isk01", // optional, defaults to "isk01"; discover sites via listClusters()
});
const { data: clusters } = await client.listClusters();
const { data: buckets } = await client.listBuckets();The IAM API is organized into one resource per class (users, groups, projects, service principals,
...) rather than a single DefaultApi. Iam groups the generated clients under friendly names,
sharing one set of credentials:
import { Iam } from "mankai";
const client = new Iam({ accessToken: process.env.SAKURA_IAM_ACCESS_TOKEN! });
const { items: users } = await client.users.listUsers({});
const { items: projects } = await client.projects.listProjects({});import { SimpleMq } from "mankai";
const client = new SimpleMq({ apiKey: process.env.SAKURA_SIMPLEMQ_API_KEY! });
await client.sendMessage({ queueName: "your-queue", sendRequest: { content: "Hello!" } });
const received = await client.receiveMessage({ queueName: "your-queue" });import { SimpleNotification } from "mankai";
const client = new SimpleNotification({
accessToken: process.env.SAKURA_ACCESS_TOKEN!,
accessTokenSecret: process.env.SAKURA_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET!,
});
const destinations = await client.listCommonServiceItems();Runnable examples for every client live in examples/:
chat-completion.ts— Chat Completionsembeddings.ts— Embeddingsmessage.ts— Messages (Anthropic compatible)response.ts— Responses (OpenAI compatible)transcription.ts— Speech-to-textspeech.ts— Text-to-speechtts.ts— VOICEVOX-compatible TTSobject-storage.ts— Object Storageiam.ts— IAMsimple-mq.ts— SimpleMQsimple-notification.ts— Simple Notification
See examples/README.md for how to run them.
bun install
bun run build # build the package (dist/)
bun run lint # check formatting and lint
bun run lint:fix # autofix lint issues
bun run format # format the codebase
bun run typecheck # type-check with tscsrc/openapi/* is generated from upstream OpenAPI specs via openapi-generator-cli and is checked into the repository. src/ai-engine.ts, src/object-storage.ts, src/iam.ts, src/simple-mq.ts, and src/simple-notification.ts are hand-written, user-friendly wrappers on top of it and are not regenerated.
bun run generate:openapiRequires Java 11+ on PATH. Specs are configured in scripts/generate-openapi.ts.
This project uses Changesets:
bun run changeset # record a change
bun run version # bump versions and update changelogs
bun run release # build and publish to npmReleases are automated by .github/workflows/release.yml via changesets/action:
- Merging a PR with changesets into
mainmakes the workflow open/update a "Version Packages" PR. - Merging that PR triggers the workflow again, which builds and publishes to npm.
Publishing uses npm's Trusted Publishing (OIDC) instead of a long-lived NPM_TOKEN. This requires a one-time setup on npmjs.com: on the package's Settings → Trusted Publisher, add a GitHub Actions publisher pointing at this repository, workflow file release.yml, and (if used) the environment name.
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