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pipelex-sdk — Next.js Starter Template

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The official Pipelex SDK and template repository, containing TypeScript and Python clients, Next.js and command-line starter templates, and method app scaffolding.

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Provides the TypeScript client @pipelex/sdk and the Python client pipelex-sdk in the same repository

Includes the Next.js starter template starter-js based on @pipelex/sdk

Includes the Python command-line starter template starter-python based on pipelex-sdk

Provides method app templates and the @pipelex/create-method-app initializer

Each package directory has its own Makefile, manifest and lockfile, and can be installed and checked separately

MIT licensed, with each package carrying its own copy of the license

Template Details

This repository brings the clients for the Pipelex hosted API and their companion templates together in one codebase. The js/ directory is @pipelex/sdk published to npm, the TypeScript client; the python/ directory is pipelex-sdk published to PyPI, the Python client. Both are used to call the Pipelex hosted API.

The templates fall into two categories. starter-js/ is a Next.js starter app that calls Pipelex through @pipelex/sdk and is published as the standalone template repository Pipelex/pipelex-starter-js; starter-python/ is a Python command-line starter project that calls Pipelex through pipelex-sdk, corresponding to the template repository Pipelex/pipelex-starter-python. method-apps/ holds method app templates and the @pipelex/create-method-app initializer, which can generate an app around a specified method bundle with npm create @pipelex/method-app@latest.

The repository is split by directory into multiple independent projects; each package directory has its own Makefile, manifest files and lockfile, and installs dependencies on its own when checks are first run. The contribution flow targets the dev branch, and first-time contributors must sign a contributor license agreement in the PR. The docs/ directory documents the repository layout, the release model, and how the starter templates are released. The repository is MIT licensed, copyright Evotis S.A.S., and each package carries its own copy of the license. This repository does not provide specific framework version numbers; before use, check each directory's README and dependency manifests.

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Use Cases

Integrating the Pipelex hosted API into a TypeScript or Next.js project
Calling Pipelex from a Python script or command-line tool
Starting a new Pipelex application from the official starter templates
Generating method app scaffolding around an existing method bundle
Contributing code to the above clients or templates and running the checks and tests in each directory

Suitable For

Developers who need the official Pipelex TypeScript or Python client
Teams that want to start from the official Next.js or Python command-line template
Developers who use method bundles and need to generate companion app scaffolding
Contributors participating in this repository who need to run checks and tests per directory

Getting started & customization

Use these recorded setup notes alongside the repository instructions for your chosen version.

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The TypeScript client is installed with npm install @pipelex/sdk, and the Python client with pip install pipelex-sdk
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The Next.js and Python starter templates are created via Use this template in their respective standalone repositories
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Method apps are generated with npm create @pipelex/method-app@latest my-app -- --method <bundle>
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Running make install at the repository root only configures git hooks and does not install any packages; checks in each directory use make -C <dir> agent-check or agent-test
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First-time PRs require signing a CLA, and the PR target branch is dev

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Free to use · keep license notice

This entry covers the free version of the public repository under the MIT license; the free scope is the code of this version and does not mean that external services or third-party materials are free.

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You may use, modify, commercialize and distribute the code of this version for free.
When distributing copies or substantial portions of the code, retain the original copyright notice and the full MIT license notice.
The code is provided as is; warranties and limitations of liability are governed by the original license and applicable law.

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When submitting contributions (PRs) to this repository, first-time contributors must sign a contributor license agreement (CLA) in the PR; this requirement applies only to the code contribution process and does not affect use of the published code and templates.
Both the clients and the starter templates are used to call the Pipelex hosted API and depend on an external service; actual use requires access to the Pipelex hosted service, may involve an account or API key, and the README does not state its fees or quotas.
Generating a method app requires pulling @pipelex/create-method-app via npm and specifying a method bundle, depending on the npm ecosystem and external package distribution services.
Demo images, fonts, icons and other third-party materials must be checked against their respective licenses and cannot be judged solely by the MIT license of the code.
External services such as domains, hosting, databases, payments or AI may incur separate charges.

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A first contribution is asked to sign the [contributor license agreement](CLA.md) on its pull request.
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the clients of the [Pipelex](https://pipelex.com) hosted API in TypeScript and Python
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`npm create @pipelex/method-app@latest my-app -- --method <bundle>`
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https://github.com/Pipelex/pipelex-sdk/blob/main/LICENSE https://github.com/Pipelex/pipelex-sdk/blob/main/README.md

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Source platforms: GitHub
Documentation and maintenance reference score: More documented · 80 / 100
Technologies: Next.js · React
Website type: Starter

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# Pipelex SDK

The Pipelex client surface in one repository: the clients of the [Pipelex](https://pipelex.com) hosted API in TypeScript and Python, the starter templates built on them, and the method-app templates with the initializer that writes them.

| Directory | What it is | Get it |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [`js/`](js/) | `@pipelex/sdk`, the TypeScript client | `npm install @pipelex/sdk` |
| [`python/`](python/) | `pipelex-sdk`, the Python client | `pip install pipelex-sdk` |
| [`starter-js/`](starter-js/) | A Next.js starter app calling Pipelex through `@pipelex/sdk` | "Use this template" on [`Pipelex/pipelex-starter-js`](https://github.com/Pipelex/pipelex-starter-js) |
| [`starter-python/`](starter-python/) | A Python command-line starter calling Pipelex through `pipelex-sdk` | "Use this template" on [`Pipelex/pipelex-starter-python`](https://github.com/Pipelex/pipelex-starter-python) |
| [`method-apps/`](method-apps/) | The method-app templates and `@pipelex/create-method-app`, which writes one around your method | `npm create @pipelex/method-app@latest my-app -- --method <bundle>` |

Each directory's `README.md` is the guide for using it.

## Contributing

Pull requests target `dev`. Each package directory is a project of its own, with its own `Makefile`, manifest and lockfile, and it installs itself the first time its checks run:

```bash
make install                 # wire the git hooks; installs no package
make -C js agent-check       # one directory's checks, installing it first if needed
make -C js agent-test        # one directory's tests, silent on success
make agent-check agent-test  # every directory
```

A first contribution is asked to sign the [contributor license agreement](CLA.md) on its pull request. [`docs/`](docs/) describes the repository's layout, its release model and how the starters are published.

## License

[MIT](LICENSE), © Evotis S.A.S. Each package carries its own copy of the license.

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