API Client

Overview

All backend communication goes through lib/api-client.ts. Never hardcode fetch() calls — the API client handles:

URL construction from NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL
Authorization: Bearer <idToken> from localStorage
JSON serialization / deserialization
Error unwrapping into Error objects with .message and .status

Usage


import { jobAPI, profileAPI } from '@/lib/api-client'
 
// List open jobs with filters
const { data } = await jobAPI.list({ status: 'open', platform: 'instagram' })
 
// Apply to a job
await jobAPI.apply(jobId, { cover_note: 'I would love to work on this!' })

Available Modules

Module	Methods
`authAPI`	`createSession()`, `me()`, `setRole()`
`profileAPI`	`getMe()`, `updateMe()`, `socialConnect()`, `getPublic()`
`jobAPI`	`list()`, `create()`, `apply()`, `selectCreator()`, `cancel()`
`milestoneAPI`	`list()`, `submit()`, `approve()`, `dispute()`, `recheck()`
`applicationAPI`	`listMine()`, `withdraw()`, `reject()`, `listIncoming()`
`walletAPI`	`getBalance()`, `deposit()`, `withdraw()`, `getTransactions()`
`permissionAPI`	`store()`, `getForJob()`
`faucetAPI`	`drip()`
`verificationAPI`	`verify()`, `settle()`
`reputationAPI`	`lookup()`
`oneshotAPI`	`status()`
`demoAPI`	`unlock()`, `ensureDeals()`

If a method isn’t exported from api-client.ts, the endpoint doesn’t exist on the frontend. Add it there first, then use it.