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Construct and configure the PayPal Server SDK TypeScript SDK client. Load before you call `new Client({...})` or wire the client into an application. The type won't tell you the configuration is one flat options object, that you instantiate controllers yourself, or which generated factory throws for every input.
MuHamza30/paypal-api-plugin · ★ 0 · API & Backend · score 70
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# Initializing an APIMatic-generated TypeScript SDK client Package and type names below are concrete for this SDK; replace the remaining `{...}` placeholders with the real names from its source: - `{Controller}` — a controller class exported from the package root. Its postfix (`Api`, `Controller`, …) is the SDK's controller-naming setting, fixed at generation time; read the real `export class` names in `src/controllers/` rather than assuming either. ## The shape: one options object, no builder The SDK exports a single `Client` class. You construct it with **one options object**, a `Partial<Configuration>` — every field is optional and missing fields fall back to `DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION`: ```ts import { Client, Environment } from 'paypal-server-sdklib'; const client = new Client({ environment: Environment.{Name}, // auth credential objects — see typescript-authentication timeout: 30000, // ms; 0 disables the timeout httpClientOptions: { // retries, proxy, agents — see typescript-configuration-resilience // ... }, }); ``` There is **no** separate options class or builder — the `Configuration` interface *is* the constructor argument. Open `src/configuration.ts` for the exact field set; it varies per API but always includes `timeout`, `environment`, `httpClientOptions`, plus the credential objects for the schemes the API uses (and any server parameters such as `port`). `src/defaultConfiguration.ts` holds `DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION`