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Your First Note

This guide will show you how to create your first note in mem.ai using the TypeScript SDK's memIt functionality.

Before you begin, make sure you have your mem.ai API key. You can find this in your mem.ai settings.

import { MemClient } from '@curiouslycory/memai-sdk';

// Replace with your actual API key
const apiKey = 'YOUR_MEM_API_KEY';

const client = new MemClient(apiKey);

async function createFirstNote() {
  try {
    const payload = {
      input: 'Hello, mem.ai! This is my first note created with the TypeScript SDK.',
      instructions: 'Create a new note with this content.',
    };

    const response = await client.memIt(payload);

    console.log('Note created successfully:', response);
    // You can access the created note's ID and URL from the response
    if (response.operations && response.operations.length > 0) {
      const createdNoteOperation = response.operations.find(op => op.type === 'created-note');
      if (createdNoteOperation && createdNoteOperation.type === 'created-note') {
        console.log('Note ID:', createdNoteOperation.note_id);
        console.log('Note URL:', createdNoteOperation.url);
      }
    }

  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error creating note:', error);
  }
}

createFirstNote();

Explanation:

  1. Import MemClient: We import the necessary MemClient class from the SDK.
  2. Initialize MemClient: We create a new instance of MemClient, passing your API key. Remember to replace 'YOUR_MEM_API_KEY' with your actual API key.
  3. Prepare MemItPayload: We create a payload object containing the input content for your note and optional instructions for Mem.
  4. Call memIt: We use the client.memIt() method to send the payload to the Mem API. This method is asynchronous, so we await the response.
  5. Handle Response: We log the response from the API. The response includes details about the operation(s) performed, such as the ID and URL of the newly created note if the created-note operation was successful.
  6. Error Handling: A basic try...catch block is included to catch and log any errors that occur during the API call.

Save this code as a .ts file in your project, replace the placeholder API key, and run it using ts-node or by compiling it to JavaScript and running with Node.js.

Congratulations! You've successfully created your first note using the mem.ai TypeScript SDK.