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@hugomrdias/foxer-client

v0.1.1

Published

React hooks for interacting with Filecoin Onchain Cloud smart contracts

Downloads

439

Readme

foxer-client

@hugomrdias/foxer-client provides a typed Drizzle-compatible client for querying foxer SQL endpoints, including live updates over Server-Sent Events.

What it includes

  • createClient() for a typed remote Drizzle client
  • compileQuery() for turning Drizzle query builders into SQL payloads
  • client.live() for live query subscriptions over SSE
  • Schema and relations support for end-to-end type safety

Install

npm install @hugomrdias/foxer-client viem

Package entrypoint

  • Package: @hugomrdias/foxer-client
  • Main exports: createClient, compileQuery

Create a client

Point the client at the foxer SQL endpoint, usually http://localhost:4200/sql during local development:

import { createClient } from '@hugomrdias/foxer-client'
import { relations, schema } from './schema'

const client = createClient({
  baseUrl: 'http://localhost:4200/sql',
  schema,
  relations,
})

Query data

const rows = await client.db.query.sessionKeys.findMany({
  limit: 10,
  orderBy: { blockNumber: 'desc' },
})

Subscribe to live updates

const { unsubscribe } = client.live(
  (db) =>
    db.query.sessionKeys.findMany({
      limit: 10,
      orderBy: { blockNumber: 'desc' },
    }),
  (data) => {
    console.log('live rows', data)
  },
  (error) => {
    console.error(error)
  },
)

// later
unsubscribe()

The queryFn passed to live() must return a Drizzle query builder, not an executed promise. In practice that means returning the query directly and not calling .execute().

When to use it

Use @hugomrdias/foxer-client when you want:

  • typed reads against a remote foxer API
  • live query refreshes without writing SSE plumbing yourself
  • a shared schema contract between your API package and frontend