Eagle is an app to organize all your reference images in one place.
You can manipulate your image library in Typescript 💪
- Type-safe: Leverage TypeScript's type system for safe and efficient interaction with the Eagle API.
- Full-featured: Access all functionalities of the Eagle API.
- Asynchronous: Supports asynchronous operations using
async/await.
This package is registered on JSR: https://jsr.io/@iharuya/eagle
- npm:
npx jsr add @iharuya/eagle - pnpm:
pnpm dlx jsr add @iharuya/eagle - deno:
deno add jsr:@iharuya/eagle(if you want to explicitly install it) - bun:
bunx jsr add @iharuya/eagle
You'd have to open Eagle App first to gain access to all function of Eagle API.
import { EagleAPI } from "@iharuya/eagle/rest";
const eagle = new EagleAPI();
try {
const result = await eagle.folder.create({ folderName: "test" });
console.log(result);
} catch (error) {
console.error(error);
}Useful if you want to programmatically create or update items in your library.
Documentation: https://api.eagle.cool/
Client supports version 3.0 Build23（2022-11-01）
Currently not supported.
Documentation: https://developer.eagle.cool/plugin-api
You can use the official SDK in Javascript to develop plugins.
This is an unofficial client implementation for the Eagle API. While it follows the official API documentation, please be aware of the following:
- API responses may contain additional data not mentioned in the official documentation.
- Obscure properties will be typed as
unknown. - The Eagle API may change in the future, potentially affecting the behavior or compatibility of this client.
- This client is not officially supported by Eagle.
Please use this client at your own risk.
While the official documentation provides a good starting point, it may not be
exhaustive. For more precise typing and debugging, using Jupyter Notebook is
recommended. First, run deno jupyter --install to set it up.
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