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Databite SDK

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Welcome to Databite SDK

The Databite SDK is a powerful, type-safe TypeScript framework for building integrations with third-party APIs. Whether you’re creating simple API connectors or complex data synchronization workflows, Databite provides the tools you need to build robust, maintainable integrations.

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Why Databite?

Type-Safe by Design

Built with TypeScript from the ground up, ensuring type safety across all your integrations

AI-Powered Generation

Generate connectors automatically from API documentation using advanced AI models

React Integration

Pre-built React components for seamless UI integration and user authentication flows

Data Synchronization

Powerful sync engine with automatic scheduling, retry logic, and error handling

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Quick Start

Get up and running with Databite in minutes: 
# Install core packages
npm install @databite/build @databite/flow @databite/types

# Install additional packages as needed
npm install @databite/connectors @databite/connect @databite/engine
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Create Your First Connector

Use the fluent API to define your connector with authentication flows and actions
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Build Interactive Workflows

Create user-friendly authentication and data processing flows with the Flow engine
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Deploy and Sync

Set up automatic data synchronization with the Engine package

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Architecture

The Databite SDK follows a modular architecture with clear separation of concerns:
  • @databite/types - Shared TypeScript types and interfaces - @databite/build - Core SDK for building connectors with fluent API - @databite/flow - Flow engine for complex authentication and data workflows
  • @databite/connectors - Library of pre-built connectors (Slack, Trello, etc.) - @databite/connect - React components for UI integration - @databite/engine - Data synchronization and execution engine - @databite/ai - AI-powered connector generator from API documentation

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Three-Tier Hierarchy

Databite uses a clear three-tier hierarchy for managing integrations:
  1. Connector - A template/blueprint that defines what properties and configurations are available
  2. Integration - An instance of a connector where specific values have been filled in
  3. Connection - When someone actually uses an integration to connect to a service

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What’s Next?

Quickstart Guide

Get started with your first connector in 5 minutes

Package Documentation

Explore detailed documentation for each package

Example Web App

See a complete implementation example
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