babelforce manager SDK

First-class, intuitive clients for the babelforce manager APIs — auth, user & agent management, call reporting, metrics, and task automations — in TypeScript, Go, and Rust.

One client, configured once, exposes resource namespaces over the API. Authentication, paging, and error handling are taken care of for you. The three SDKs stay at full parity — every manager operation is wrapped identically in TypeScript, Go, and Rust.

Install

TypeScript

npm install @babelforce/manager-sdk

Go

go get github.com/babelforce/manager-sdk-go

Rust

cargo add babelforce-manager-sdk

A first call

TypeScript

import { ManagerClient } from "@babelforce/manager-sdk";

const mgr = await ManagerClient.connect({
  auth: { kind: "clientCredentials", clientId, clientSecret },
});

for await (const user of mgr.users.list()) {
  console.log(user.email);
}

Go

mgr, _ := manager.Connect(ctx, manager.Options{
    Auth: manager.ClientCredentials(clientID, clientSecret),
})

for user, err := range mgr.Users.List(ctx, manager.ListUsersQuery{}) {
    if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) }
    fmt.Println(user.Email)
}

Rust

use babelforce_manager_sdk::{Auth, ManagerClient};

let mgr = ManagerClient::connect(Auth::ClientCredentials {
    client_id, client_secret,
}).await?;

for user in mgr.users.list_all().await? {
    println!("{}", user.email);
}

What's inside

• One host, two API versions. Everything lives on a single host — https://services.babelforce.com by default; the SDK hides the /api/v2 vs /api/v3 split. Point at another host with a baseUrl override.
• Auth, configured once — OAuth2 client credentials or password grant, or a bearer token you already hold; tokens are refreshed transparently in TypeScript and Go.
• Typed errors — non-2xx responses raise a single typed error with status, code, and body.
• Auto-pagination — list endpoints page for you.
• Automatic retries — transient failures (429/502/503/504, network blips) are retried with exponential backoff, honouring Retry-After. On by default; configurable per client.

Next steps

• TypeScript — getting started
• Go — getting started
• Rust — getting started
• Authentication
• REST API reference