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✨ Feature: add browser SDK for PicGo Cloud - #1
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@picgo/cloud-sdk, a zero-runtime-dependency TypeScript SDK for third-party browser applications. Users provide their own PicGo Cloud token to upload files, list and inspect media, edit metadata, and delete individual or batches of media.The SDK provides progress reporting, pause/resume/cancel, persistent upload recovery, a required
MediaItem.urlfor every media type, typed errors, ESM output, and type declarations. English and Chinese documentation covers application integration and SDK usage. A local playground supportsPICGO_API_URLconfiguration through.env; its public examples use the standard PicGo Cloud API URL.Validation: TypeScript, ESLint, 53 SDK tests, 5 development/release tests, build, actionlint, package inspection, and npm publish dry-run passed. Browser checks covered uploads, recovery, media operations, and API error handling. Authenticated end-to-end testing against the live service remains pending.
Tag-triggered npm publishing uses Trusted Publishing (OIDC), validates tag/version and main-branch ancestry, and publishes the verified tarball with provenance. No package has been published by this work.
Release preparation uses
@picgo/bump-version3 with the PicGo commit convention, Commitizen, and commitlint hooks.pnpm release:drypreviews version/changelog changes;pnpm releaseprepares the release commit and tag for the existing npm workflow. Dependency installation, frozen-lockfile installation, commitlint configuration, and the no-mutation release preview were verified.