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@arcforges/api-client

v1.0.0-ci.293.1

Published

ArcForges public gRPC-Web client entry point; initial Hello World example.

Readme

@arcforges/api-client

A typed gRPC-Web client entry point using the generated @arcforges/proto service descriptor. This first prerelease implements only the Hello World packaging example; it contains no business logic or production authentication.

import { createHelloClient } from "@arcforges/api-client";

const client = createHelloClient({ baseUrl: "http://localhost:50052" });
const reply = await client.sayHello({ name: "World" }, { timeoutMs: 5000 });
console.log(reply.message);

createPublicGrpcWebTransport is the public business transport: binary gRPC-Web only, unknown fields retained and the shared 100-level nesting bound. It refuses useBinaryFormat, jsonOptions and binaryOptions overrides. The declared HTTP exception records have strict codecs such as tryParsePartReceiptJson and serializePartReceiptJson; they enforce the schema byte limit, UTF-8, JSON depth 32, duplicate-property and integer-lexeme rules before the closed schema check.

The endpoint must serve gRPC-Web. Browser cross-origin access also requires server CORS configuration. The demo host binds to loopback for tests.

Android uses the separately published Kotlin artifacts with binary gRPC-Web. This package is the TypeScript Web client; it does not provide a mobile runtime.

Apache-2.0. Source and full setup.