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@fugue-rpc/angular

v0.1.0

Published

Angular services for fugue — FugueUnaryService, FugueServerStreamService, FugueBidiStreamService

Downloads

78

Readme

@fugue-rpc/angular

Angular services for fugue — gRPC over WebSocket for browsers.

Wraps @fugue-rpc/transport with Angular-idiomatic injectable services backed by Signals and RxJS Observables for all four gRPC call kinds.

Installation

npm install @fugue-rpc/angular @fugue-rpc/transport
# peer deps
npm install @angular/core rxjs

Requires Angular ≥ 17 (signals API).

Setup

Register the transport in your app config:

// app.config.ts
import { ApplicationConfig } from "@angular/core";
import { FugueTransport } from "@fugue-rpc/transport";
import { provideFugue } from "@fugue-rpc/angular";

const transport = new FugueTransport("ws://localhost:8080/fugue/");

export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
  providers: [
    provideFugue(transport),
  ],
};

FugueUnaryService

import { Component, inject } from "@angular/core";
import { FUGUE_TRANSPORT, FugueUnaryService } from "@fugue-rpc/angular";

@Component({
  template: `
    <button (click)="greet()">Greet</button>
    @if (svc.state().status === 'loading') { <p>Loading…</p> }
    @if (svc.state().status === 'success') { <p>{{ svc.state().data }}</p> }
    @if (svc.state().status === 'error')   { <p>Error: {{ svc.state().error.message }}</p> }
  `,
  providers: [FugueUnaryService],
})
export class GreetComponent {
  private transport = inject(FUGUE_TRANSPORT);
  svc = inject<FugueUnaryService<Uint8Array, string>>(FugueUnaryService);

  greet() {
    this.svc.execute(
      (req) => this.transport.openStream("/greet.v1.Greeter/SayHello").unary(req, decode),
      encode({ name: "world" }),
    );
  }
}

State machine: idle → loading → success | error. Call reset() to return to idle.

Both svc.state() (Signal) and svc.state$ (Observable) are available.

FugueServerStreamService

import { FugueServerStreamService } from "@fugue-rpc/angular";

@Component({
  template: `
    <button (click)="start()">Stream</button>
    <button (click)="svc.reset()">Stop</button>
    @for (msg of svc.state().messages; track $index) { <p>{{ msg }}</p> }
    @if (svc.state().status === 'done') { <p>Done</p> }
  `,
  providers: [FugueServerStreamService],
})
export class StreamComponent {
  private transport = inject(FUGUE_TRANSPORT);
  svc = inject<FugueServerStreamService<Uint8Array, string>>(FugueServerStreamService);

  start() {
    this.svc.start(
      (req) => this.transport.openStream("/greet.v1.Greeter/ListReplies").serverStream(req, decode),
      encode({ name: "world" }),
    );
  }
}

State machine: idle → streaming → done | error. state().messages accumulates all received messages.

Note: Each message triggers a signal update with a shallow copy of the messages array. For high-frequency streams, use transport.openStream() directly.

FugueBidiStreamService

import { FugueBidiStreamService } from "@fugue-rpc/angular";

@Component({
  template: `
    <button (click)="open()">Connect</button>
    <button (click)="send()">Send</button>
    <button (click)="svc.halfClose()">Done sending</button>
    <button (click)="svc.cancel()">Disconnect</button>
    @for (msg of svc.state().messages; track $index) { <p>{{ msg }}</p> }
  `,
  providers: [FugueBidiStreamService],
})
export class ChatComponent {
  private transport = inject(FUGUE_TRANSPORT);
  svc = inject<FugueBidiStreamService<string, string>>(FugueBidiStreamService);

  open() {
    this.svc.open(
      () => this.transport.openStream("/chat.v1.Chat/Connect").bidiStream(encode, decode),
    );
  }

  send() {
    this.svc.send("hello");
  }
}

State machine: idle → open → done | error. send(req) any time the stream is open. halfClose() signals end-of-client-stream. cancel() closes immediately. reset() returns to idle.

open(factory, initialRequest?) is a no-op if already open — safe to call on every interaction.

Lifecycle

All services inject DestroyRef and cancel their active stream automatically when the component is destroyed. No manual cleanup needed.

RxJS interop

Every service exposes state$: Observable<...> alongside the Signal, powered by toObservable. Use it with async pipe or RxJS pipelines:

this.svc.state$.pipe(
  filter(s => s.status === 'success'),
).subscribe(s => console.log(s.data));

License

MIT