as213905-sdk/README.md

AS213905 SDK

Official API clients and the OpenAPI contract for the AS213905 customer API.

The clients cover organisations, invoices, services, VM metrics and power actions, transit traffic, tunnels, and RFC 8805 geofeeds. API keys are created in Panel → Settings → API keys and are always scoped to one organisation.

Packages

Language	Package	Install
Go	as213905	go get git.datacoria.com/Phylex/as213905-sdk/go
Rust	as213905-sdk	Git dependency shown in rust/README.md
Python	as213905	pip install "as213905 @ git+https://git.datacoria.com/Phylex/as213905-sdk.git#subdirectory=python"
JavaScript	@as213905/sdk	Git checkout instructions in javascript/README.md

All clients use https://as213905.com by default and accept a different base URL for tests. Never put an API key in a query string or commit it to source.

Quick start

client := as213905.New(os.Getenv("AS213905_API_KEY"))
traffic, err := client.Traffic(ctx, &as213905.TrafficQuery{Days: 7})

let client = as213905_sdk::Client::new(std::env::var("AS213905_API_KEY")?);
let traffic = client.traffic(Some(7), None, None).await?;

client = AS213905(os.environ["AS213905_API_KEY"])
traffic = client.traffic(days=7)

const client = new AS213905({apiKey: process.env.AS213905_API_KEY});
const traffic = await client.traffic({days: 7});

Geofeed methods additionally take the organisation UUID because the geofeed service also supports administrator sessions. An API key can only use its own organisation UUID and needs geofeeds:read or geofeeds:write.

API contract

• openapi/openapi.yaml is the source of truth.
• Interactive reference: https://as213905.com/docs/api/reference
• Machine-readable production contract: https://as213905.com/api/v1/openapi.json
• Getting started: https://as213905.com/docs/api/getting-started
• Authentication and scopes: https://as213905.com/docs/api/authentication
• Complete endpoint examples: https://as213905.com/docs/api/endpoints
• SDK guides: https://as213905.com/docs/api/sdks

Development

Each language directory is independently buildable and tested. See its README for language-specific commands. Behaviour shared by every client:

• bearer authentication in the Authorization header;
• stable APIError/Error values containing HTTP status, API error code and response message;
• request timeouts;
• no automatic retries for mutation requests;
• typed request and response models for the documented operations.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.