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title: Calling in the Client
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---
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# {{ $frontmatter.title }}
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Once the cloud function is written and published, it can be called from the client using `laf-client-sdk`.
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::: info
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Currently, the SDK only supports sending POST requests.
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:::
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## Installing the SDK in the Frontend Project
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```shell
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npm i laf-client-sdk
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```
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## Initializing the `cloud` Object
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```typescript
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import { Cloud } from "laf-client-sdk";
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const cloud = new Cloud({
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baseUrl: "https://APPID.laf.run", // Get APPID from the application list on the homepage
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getAccessToken: () => "", // No authorization required here, leave it empty for now
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})
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```
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## Calling the Cloud Function
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```typescript
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// The first argument here is the name of the cloud function, and the second argument is the data passed in, corresponding to ctx.body in the cloud function
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const res = await cloud.invoke('get-user-info', { userid })
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console.log(res) // The content returned by the cloud function is stored in the variable `res`
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```
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It's convenient, right? With just a simple configuration and one line of code, you can call the cloud function.
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## laf-client-sdk Detailed Documentation
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View the detailed documentation: [client-sdk](/guide/client-sdk/)
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