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@heynixie/contract

v0.70.1

Published

The oRPC contract of the nixie API, with the types a client needs

Readme

The oRPC contract of the nixie API, with the types a client needs.

Each release of nixie publishes the contract at its own version, so a client takes a change to the API with a version bump. To start, install the package beside @orpc/client, build a client of the ContractClient type on an oRPC link to your nixie's /rpc path, and send the client header on every call.

Install

The package ships an ES module with its type declarations, so a client on Node, on Bun or in a browser bundle loads it. It depends on oRPC and Zod at the versions nixie pins.

bun add @heynixie/contract @orpc/client

Features

  • The contract. contract holds every procedure the API serves, with the Zod schema of each input and output, and hostContract holds the procedures that the host commands call on the server's local socket.
  • The client types. ContractClient, ContractInputs and ContractOutputs give each procedure's call, input and output.
  • The call headers. clientHeaderName holds the name of the header the API needs on every call, and sessionCookieName holds the name of the cookie that carries a device session.

Configuration

A client points its oRPC link at the API's /rpc path, and the API describes how a call carries its device session.