Node.js SDK for the Drop Core API (https://core.inmake.dev/api). It wraps the
HTTP routes exposed by the api Cloud Function (Express app) into typed
modules and re-exports the entity types from drop-core-lib.
The SDK is split into nine facades that mirror the server-side route groups:
| Facade | Server route prefix | Use case |
|---|---|---|
DropCoreAdmin |
/api/admin/** |
Generic CRUD against Document Database documents/collections (the store owner). |
DropCoreProcess |
/api/process/** |
Business-logic endpoints (orders, payments). |
DropCorePromo |
/api/promo/** |
Promo — credits ledger + coupon minting / redemption. |
DropCorePublic |
/api/public/** |
Read endpoints intended for storefront / public clients. |
DropCoreAuth |
/api/auth/** |
Inspect the current token (token.get(), token.check(path)). |
DropCoreSecure |
/api/secure/** |
Token & secret management — access, secret, expose, revoke, syncStore. Role-gated (owner/master). |
DropCoreGen |
/api/gen/** |
Generative AI endpoints — translate, nutrients, realty, seo, jsonld, design, log. Metered in credits. |
DropCoreMailing |
/api/mailing/** |
Send a store's Handlebars e-mail template through its own SMTP setup — send. Free (not metered). |
DropCoreModules |
/api/module/** |
The control plane of one store's module installs — catalog, list, install, update, configure, verify, enable, reroll, uninstall, call, logs, shipmentEvents. Manager-gated (owner/master) except shipmentEvents (the install token's own leg). No upload — that is /system. |
Every request carries the store id and access token in headers; auth is
evaluated server-side against a separate admin Document Database (see
project AGENTS.md).
Install#
The package is private and consumed via a local file dependency from this
monorepo. Add it to a sibling project's package.json:
{
"dependencies": {
"drop-core-sdk": "file:../sdk-js"
}
}Build the SDK (and its drop-core-lib peer) before importing:
cd functions && npm run build # builds core-lib first
cd ../sdk-js && npm run build # tsc -> ./libnpm run bundle produces a single-file Node bundle at dist/drop_core_admin.js
via esbuild — useful when shipping to environments that can't resolve the
file: link (e.g. Cloud Functions deploys).