MAL client configuration

`MalCredentials`

Field	Type	Purpose
`accessToken`	`string`	The MAL OAuth2 access token used by REST operations
`refreshToken`	`string`	Stored refresh token for `refreshMalAccessToken`
`clientId`	`string`	The MAL application client ID used by OAuth helpers
`clientSecret`	`string`	Optional. Only for applications that require one

Any shared transport option (timeout, retry, signal, hooks, pacing, circuit breaker) may be set in the same slot. It is scoped to MAL.

typescript

import { AniLink } from "anilink-api-wrapper";

const aniLink = new AniLink({
    mal: {
        accessToken: "mal-token",
        refreshToken: "mal-refresh-token",
        clientId: "mal-client-id",
        timeout: 10_000,
    },
});

`buildMyAnimeListApi(credentials?)`

The standalone facade builder, exported for use without the composed client:

typescript

import { buildMyAnimeListApi } from "anilink-api-wrapper";

const api = buildMyAnimeListApi({ accessToken: "mal-token" });
const anime = await api.anime.get(21);

buildMyAnimeListApi resolves credentials and composes the same MyAnimeListApi surface the AniLink client exposes under mal.

Two ways to construct

typescript

// Composed client (recommended when using both providers)
new AniLink({ mal: { accessToken: "mal-token" } });

// Standalone MAL facade
buildMyAnimeListApi({ accessToken: "mal-token" });

Both produce identical MAL behavior. The composed client also carries the AniList surface.

Next steps

MAL operations — the operations themselves.
MAL authentication — obtaining the tokens.

MAL client configuration ​

MalCredentials ​

buildMyAnimeListApi(credentials?) ​

Two ways to construct ​

Next steps ​

MAL client configuration

`MalCredentials`

`buildMyAnimeListApi(credentials?)`

Two ways to construct

Next steps