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Overview

The Brew SDK uses the same API keys as the raw REST API. Every request is authenticated with your Brew API key. The SDK sends it as a Bearer token header for you.

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Get Your API Key

1

Open Settings

In Brew, go to Settings → API.
2

Create a key

Create a new API key and copy it somewhere safe.
3

Store it in your environment

Keep it server-side. Do not commit it or expose it in frontend code.
Use an environment variable in your own app code: 
export BREW_API_KEY="brew_your_api_key"
Then create the SDK client with that value: 
import { createBrewClient } from '@brew.new/sdk'

const brew = createBrewClient({
  apiKey: process.env.BREW_API_KEY!,
})

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Validate The Key

Use a simple read call to make sure the key works: 
const { domains } = await brew.domains.list()
console.log(domains)

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Security Notes

  • Keep API keys on the server only.
  • Use different keys for development and production.
  • Rotate keys if you think one was exposed.
  • Log the x-request-id from failed calls when debugging.

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Next Steps

TypeScript Installation

Install and configure @brew.new/sdk.

API Introduction

See the raw public API contract.

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