Applications API client for the Mosaia SDK

Provides CRUD operations for managing applications in the Mosaia platform. Applications are the primary containers for AI-powered solutions, serving as the entry point for users to interact with agents, tools, and workflows.

This class inherits from BaseCollection and provides the following functionality:

  • Retrieve applications with filtering and pagination
  • Create new applications with custom configurations
  • Manage application integrations and external connections
  • Handle application-specific metadata and configurations
import { Mosaia } from 'mosaia-node-sdk';

const mosaia = new Mosaia({ apiKey: 'your-api-key' });
const apps = mosaia.apps;

// Get all applications
const allApps = await apps.get();

// Get a specific application
const app = await apps.get({}, 'app-id');

// Create a new application
const newApp = await apps.create({
name: 'Customer Support Portal',
short_description: 'AI-powered customer support application',
long_description: 'A comprehensive customer support solution using AI agents',
external_app_url: 'https://support.example.com',
external_api_key: 'external-api-key'
});

// Like an app (via model instance)
await app.like();

Hierarchy

Constructors

Methods

Constructors

  • Creates a new Applications API client instance

    Initializes the applications client with the appropriate endpoint URI and model class for handling application operations.

    The constructor sets up the API endpoint to /app (or ${uri}/app if a base URI is provided), which corresponds to the Mosaia API's applications endpoint.

    Parameters

    • uri: string = ''

      Optional base URI path. If provided, the endpoint will be ${uri}/app. If not provided, defaults to /app.

    Returns Apps

    // Create with default endpoint (/app)
    const apps = new Apps();

    // Create with custom base URI
    const apps = new Apps('/api/v1');
    // This will use endpoint: /api/v1/app

Methods

  • Get entities with optional filtering and pagination

    This method retrieves entities from the API. When called without an ID, it returns a list of entities with optional filtering and pagination. When called with an ID, it returns a specific entity.

    Parameters

    • params: undefined | QueryParams

      Optional query parameters for filtering and pagination

      • undefined
      • QueryParams

        Query parameters interface for API requests

        Used to define common query parameters that can be passed to API endpoints for filtering, sorting, and pagination.

        • [key: string]: any

          Additional custom query parameters

        • Optionalq?: string

          Search term for text-based filtering

        • Optionallimit?: number

          Maximum number of items to return

        • Optionaloffset?: number

          Number of items to skip (for offset-based pagination)

        • Optionaltags?: string[]

          Array of tags to filter by

        • Optionalactive?: boolean

          Filter by active status

        • Optionalexternal_id?: string

          Filter by external ID

    • id: string

      Optional specific entity ID to retrieve

    Returns Promise<null | App>

    Promise resolving to: - BatchAPIResponse when getting multiple entities - M when getting a single entity by ID - null when entity is not found

    Get multiple entities with filtering:

    const result = await collection.get({
    limit: 10,
    offset: 0,
    q: 'search term',
    active: true,
    tags: ['tag1', 'tag2']
    });

    console.log('Items:', result.data);
    console.log('Total:', result.paging?.total);

    Get single entity by ID:

    const entity = await collection.get({}, 'entity-id');
    if (entity) {
    console.log('Found:', entity.id);
    } else {
    console.log('Entity not found');
    }

    When API request fails or response is invalid

  • Get entities with optional filtering and pagination

    This method retrieves entities from the API. When called without an ID, it returns a list of entities with optional filtering and pagination. When called with an ID, it returns a specific entity.

    Parameters

    • Optionalparams: QueryParams

      Optional query parameters for filtering and pagination

      Query parameters interface for API requests

      Used to define common query parameters that can be passed to API endpoints for filtering, sorting, and pagination.

      • [key: string]: any

        Additional custom query parameters

      • Optionalq?: string

        Search term for text-based filtering

      • Optionallimit?: number

        Maximum number of items to return

      • Optionaloffset?: number

        Number of items to skip (for offset-based pagination)

      • Optionaltags?: string[]

        Array of tags to filter by

      • Optionalactive?: boolean

        Filter by active status

      • Optionalexternal_id?: string

        Filter by external ID

    Returns Promise<BatchAPIResponse<App>>

    Promise resolving to: - BatchAPIResponse when getting multiple entities - M when getting a single entity by ID - null when entity is not found

    Get multiple entities with filtering:

    const result = await collection.get({
    limit: 10,
    offset: 0,
    q: 'search term',
    active: true,
    tags: ['tag1', 'tag2']
    });

    console.log('Items:', result.data);
    console.log('Total:', result.paging?.total);

    Get single entity by ID:

    const entity = await collection.get({}, 'entity-id');
    if (entity) {
    console.log('Found:', entity.id);
    } else {
    console.log('Entity not found');
    }

    When API request fails or response is invalid

  • Create a new entity

    This method creates a new entity in the system. The entity ID will be automatically generated by the server. The method returns a new model instance initialized with the created entity's data.

    Parameters

    • entity: Omit<AppInterface, "id">

      Entity data for the new entity (without ID)

    Returns Promise<App>

    Promise resolving to a new model instance

    Create a new user:

    const newUser = await users.create({
    email: 'user@example.com',
    firstName: 'John',
    lastName: 'Doe',
    active: true
    });

    console.log('Created user:', newUser.id);

    Create with external ID:

    const newAgent = await agents.create({
    name: 'Customer Support',
    shortDescription: 'AI agent for support',
    external_id: 'agent-123',
    extensors: {
    customField: 'value'
    }
    });

    When API request fails or response is invalid

    When required fields are missing

  • Update an existing entity

    This method updates an existing entity in the system. Only the fields provided in the update data will be updated.

    Parameters

    • id: string

      The entity ID to update

    • updates: Partial<AppInterface>

      Partial entity data for the update (only provided fields will be updated)

    • Optionalparams: QueryParams

      Optional query parameters for the request

    Returns Promise<App>

    Promise resolving to the updated model instance

    Update user's email:

    const updatedUser = await users.update('user-id', {
    email: 'newemail@example.com'
    });

    Update multiple fields:

    const updatedAgent = await agents.update('agent-id', {
    name: 'Updated Agent Name',
    shortDescription: 'Updated description',
    active: false
    });

    When API request fails or response is invalid

    When entity ID is not provided

  • Delete an entity

    This method permanently deletes an entity from the system. This action cannot be undone.

    Parameters

    • id: string

      The entity ID to delete

    • Optionalparams: QueryParams

      Optional query parameters object. Can include:

      • force: Force deletion even if entity has dependencies (boolean)

    Returns Promise<void>

    Promise that resolves when deletion is successful

    Basic deletion:

    await users.delete('user-id');
    

    Force delete:

    await organizations.delete('org-id', { force: true });
    

    When API request fails or entity not found

    When entity ID is not provided