kimaki / fly-admin
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Vendored TypeScript client for the Fly Machines REST and GraphQL APIs. Forked from supabase/fly-admin (v1.6.1, archived/unmaintained). Key changes from upstream: - Native fetch instead of cross-fetch (zero runtime deps) - ESM + modern TypeScript with .ts imports - Added execMachine, releaseLease, metadata CRUD, suspendMachine, memory management, org-level listing The Fly Machines OpenAPI 3.0 spec is the canonical reference for all endpoints, request/response shapes, and field types: When adding new routes, updating request/response types, or fixing field mismatches, always fetch this…
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# fly-admin Vendored TypeScript client for the Fly Machines REST and GraphQL APIs. ## Original source Forked from [supabase/fly-admin](https://github.com/supabase/fly-admin) (v1.6.1, archived/unmaintained). Key changes from upstream: - Native `fetch` instead of `cross-fetch` (zero runtime deps) - ESM + modern TypeScript with `.ts` imports - Added `execMachine`, `releaseLease`, metadata CRUD, `suspendMachine`, memory management, org-level listing ## OpenAPI spec (source of truth) The Fly Machines OpenAPI 3.0 spec is the canonical reference for all endpoints, request/response shapes, and field types: ``` https://docs.machines.dev/spec/openapi3.json ``` When adding new routes, updating request/response types, or fixing field mismatches, always fetch this spec and use it as the source of truth. The original supabase/fly-admin types were auto-generated from an older swagger spec and may be outdated. ## Architecture ``` src/ ├── index.ts re-exports everything, createClient() factory ├── client.ts HTTP client (fetch-based), REST + GraphQL helpers ├── types.ts generated API types from OpenAPI spec ├── machine.ts Machine CRUD, lifecycle, exec, leases, metadata, memory ├── volume.ts Volume CRUD, extend, snapshots ├── app.ts App CRUD (REST + GraphQL for detailed view) ├── network.ts IP address allocation (GraphQL mutations) ├── organization.ts Org lookup (GraphQL) ├── regions.ts Region listing (GraphQL) └── secret.ts Secrets management (GraphQL mutations) ``` ## Adding new endpoints 1. Fetch the OpenAPI spec: `curl -s https://docs.machines.dev/spec/openapi3.json | jq .` 2. Find the endpoint path and its request/response schemas 3. Add the typed request/response interfaces to the relevant module 4. Add the method to the class following existing patterns 5. Export new types from `index.ts` 6. Run `pnpm tsc --noEmit` to validate ## Notes - `restOrThrow` accepts an optional `headers` param (4th arg) for custom headers like `fly-machine-lease-nonce` - GraphQL endpoints (network, secrets, org, regions) use `gqlPostOrThrow` with inline query strings - REST endpoints use `restOrThrow` against `https://api.machines.dev/v1/` - GraphQL endpoints hit `https://api.fly.io/graphql`
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