Overview - ByteKit

What this tab covers

This tab breaks down the public ByteKit API by module family.

Core HTTP and request types
Resilience and request control primitives
Async utilities
Observability modules
Helper modules exposed through focused entrypoints

Public entrypoints

Entrypoint	Purpose
`bytekit`	Root export for the main surface area
`bytekit/api-client`	HTTP client, request helpers, `ApiError`
`bytekit/retry-policy`	`RetryPolicy`, `CircuitBreaker`
`bytekit/response-validator`	Built-in response validation
`bytekit/schema-adapter`	`zodAdapter`, `valibotAdapter`
`bytekit/async`	Retry, timing, concurrency, flow control
`bytekit/logger`	Structured logging
`bytekit/profiler`	Execution timing and performance measurement
`bytekit/debug`	Development diagnostics
`bytekit/request-cache`	Request result caching
`bytekit/request-deduplicator`	In-flight request deduplication
`bytekit/rate-limiter`	Token bucket and sliding window limiters
`bytekit/error-boundary`	Error normalization and boundary utilities
`bytekit/env-manager`	Environment variable access
`bytekit/storage-utils`	Storage helpers
`bytekit/file-upload`	Upload helpers
`bytekit/streaming`	NDJSON, SSE, and streamed downloads
`bytekit/websocket`	WebSocket helper utilities
`bytekit/cache-manager`	Generic cache strategies
`bytekit/compression-utils`	Compression helpers
`bytekit/crypto-utils`	Hashing, tokens, UUIDs, comparisons
`bytekit/diff-utils`	Object and array diffing
`bytekit/event-emitter`	Event bus primitives
`bytekit/polling-helper`	Polling workflows
`bytekit/url-helper`	URL parsing, building, slugify

How to use this section

Start with HTTP client if your app centers around API requests.
Start with Resilience if you need retries, caching, or throttling.
Start with Async if you only need flow-control utilities.
Start with Helpers if you need the rest of the utility surface.

This section documents public package modules and the intended purpose of each export. It is not generated from TypeDoc, so examples stay editorial and task-focused.