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Official TypeScript SDK for the Linkbreakers API: create dynamic QR codes and short links, and read scan analytics.
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npm install linkbreakers
import { Configuration, LinksApi } from 'linkbreakers';
// Configure API client
const config = new Configuration({
accessToken: 'your_api_key_here', // Use accessToken, not apiKey
basePath: 'https://api.linkbreakers.com',
});
const linksApi = new LinksApi(config);
// Create a shortened link
const response = await linksApi.linksServiceCreate({
createLinkRequest: {
destination: 'https://example.com',
name: 'My Link',
},
});
console.log('Short link:', response.link?.shortlink);
Important: The Linkbreakers API uses Bearer token authentication. The SDK's Configuration class is designed to only accept the accessToken parameter:
import { Configuration } from 'linkbreakers';
// ✅ CORRECT - Sends "Authorization: Bearer {token}" header
const config = new Configuration({
accessToken: 'your-workspace-token',
basePath: 'https://api.linkbreakers.com',
});
// ❌ TypeScript ERROR - apiKey is not a valid parameter
const wrongConfig = new Configuration({
// @ts-expect-error apiKey is not accepted, use accessToken
apiKey: 'your-workspace-token', // TypeScript will show an error here!
basePath: 'https://api.linkbreakers.com',
});
The SDK prevents you from accidentally using apiKey - TypeScript will show a compile error if you try. This ensures you always use the correct authentication method.
Get your workspace API token from the Linkbreakers dashboard.
Use the VisitorsApi to identify and update visitor profiles. The identify method finds or creates a visitor using their LBID (from tracking) and merges attributes:
import { Configuration, VisitorsApi } from 'linkbreakers';
const config = new Configuration({
accessToken: 'your_api_key_here',
basePath: 'https://api.linkbreakers.com',
});
const visitorsApi = new VisitorsApi(config);
// Identify a visitor using their LBID (from tracking cookie/parameter)
const response = await visitorsApi.visitorsServiceIdentify({
identifyRequest: {
lbid: 'visitor-lbid-from-tracking', // Base64 encoded event ID from click/scan
visitor: {
data: {
// System fields (prefixed with "$")
'$email': '[email protected]',
'$phone': '+1234567890',
'$firstName': 'John',
'$lastName': 'Doe',
// Custom attributes (no "$" prefix)
'company': 'Acme Corp',
'plan': 'premium',
'signupDate': '2024-01-01'
}
},
setOnce: false // If true, only sets empty fields (won't overwrite existing)
}
});
console.log('Created new profile:', response.created);
console.log('Visitor:', response.visitor);
Update an existing visitor by UUID:
// When you have the visitor's UUID (from your database)
const visitor = await visitorsApi.visitorsServiceUpdate({
id: 'visitor-uuid',
visitorsServiceUpdateBody: {
visitor: {
data: {
'$email': '[email protected]',
'plan': 'enterprise'
}
}
}
});
Get visitor details:
const visitor = await visitorsApi.visitorsServiceGet({
id: 'visitor-uuid',
include: ['devices', 'events', 'links'] // Optional: include related data
});
List visitors:
const visitors = await visitorsApi.visitorsServiceList({
pageSize: 50,
email: '[email protected]', // Optional filters
linkId: 'link-uuid',
search: 'Acme Corp'
});
The SDK provides type-safe methods for all API operations. Method names follow the API's operation IDs (linksServiceCreate, linksServiceList, visitorsServiceIdentify, ...), and each takes a single object holding the path and query parameters plus the request body under its type name (createLinkRequest, linksServiceUpdateBody, ...):
// Get a link by ID
const { link } = await linksApi.linksServiceGet({ id: 'link-id' });
// Update a link
const updated = await linksApi.linksServiceUpdate({
id: 'link-id',
linksServiceUpdateBody: {
name: 'Updated Name',
},
});
// Delete a link
await linksApi.linksServiceDelete({ id: 'link-id' });
// List links with filtering
const { links, nextPageToken } = await linksApi.linksServiceList({
pageSize: 50,
search: 'my-search',
tags: ['tag1', 'tag2'],
});
For complete, runnable code examples, see the examples/ directory:
Each example is complete, well-documented, and ready to run. See examples/README.md for details.
For complete API documentation, visit https://docs.linkbreakers.com
This SDK is automatically generated from the Linkbreakers OpenAPI specification. When the API is updated, this SDK is automatically regenerated and published.
Current API Version: See OPENAPI_VERSION
MIT License - see LICENSE for details.