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@lyeve-labs/client-grpc

v0.2.5

Published

Typed HTTP client for the LyEve gRPC plugin's REST gateway: Schema and Content service operations over fetch, not gRPC

Readme

@lyeve-labs/client-grpc

A typed HTTP client for the LyEve gRPC plugin's REST gateway. It calls the plain HTTP/JSON mirror the plugin serves on its health sidecar (GRPC_HEALTH_ADDR, default 127.0.0.1:3004) with fetch. It never opens a gRPC connection and does not speak HTTP/2 or protobuf. Use it when you want the gateway's paths and types without a gRPC runtime. For a real gRPC client, generate one from the plugin's .proto files or use @grpc/grpc-js against GRPC_ADDR (default 127.0.0.1:3003) with the application/grpc+json content subtype.

License: MIT TypeScript

pnpm add @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-grpc
import { createClient } from "@lyeve-labs/client";
import {
  listSchemas,
  listContent,
  createContent,
} from "@lyeve-labs/client-grpc";

const client = createClient(
  (url, init) => fetch("http://localhost:3004" + url, init),
  { Authorization: "Bearer <token>" },
);

const schemas = await listSchemas(client);
const entries = await listContent("articles", client, 50, 0);

The same SchemaService and ContentService the plugin serves over gRPC, reached over HTTP with the same HttpClient every other @lyeve-labs package uses.


What's in the box

  • SchemaService: list and get schemas through the REST gateway.
  • ContentService: full CRUD for content entries. List, get, create, update, delete.
  • Same HttpClient: reuses the same dependency-injection pattern as every other SDK.
  • Typed end-to-end: request parameters and response shapes are fully typed.

Requirements

  • Node 24 or newer
  • @lyeve-labs/client >=0.2.1
  • A running LyEve engine with the grpc plugin licensed, and its REST gateway reachable: the sidecar binds loopback until GRPC_HEALTH_ADDR names 0.0.0.0:<port> and the port is mapped. Every request needs a bearer. The gateway refuses unauthenticated calls, and refuses every call when the engine has no JWT secret configured.

Install

pnpm add @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-grpc
# or npm install @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-grpc
# or yarn add @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-grpc

Use

import { createClient } from "@lyeve-labs/client";
import {
  listSchemas,
  getSchema,
  listContent,
  getContent,
  createContent,
  updateContent,
  deleteContent,
} from "@lyeve-labs/client-grpc";

const client = createClient(
  (url, init) => fetch("http://localhost:3004" + url, init),
  { Authorization: "Bearer <token>" },
);

// SchemaService
const schemas = await listSchemas(client);
const schema = await getSchema("articles", client);

// ContentService
const entries = await listContent("articles", client, 50, 0);
const article = await createContent("articles", { title: "Hello" }, client);
await updateContent("articles", article.id, { title: "Updated" }, client);
await deleteContent("articles", article.id, client);

API

| Service | Function | HTTP | | -------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- | | SchemaService | listSchemas(client) | GET /api/schemas | | SchemaService | getSchema(name, client) | GET /api/schemas/{name} | | ContentService | listContent(schema, client, limit?, offset?) | GET /api/content/{schema} | | ContentService | getContent(schema, id, client) | GET /api/content/{schema}/{id} | | ContentService | createContent(schema, data, client) | POST /api/content/{schema} | | ContentService | updateContent(schema, id, data, client) | PUT /api/content/{schema}/{id} | | ContentService | deleteContent(schema, id, client) | DELETE /api/content/{schema}/{id} |

Gateway paths use /api/schemas/* and /api/content/*. Not the admin /api/admin/* or content /api/v1/* paths. Write bodies are the raw field map, not the {"data": {...}} envelope the content API on :3002 takes.

Local development

pnpm install            # install dependencies
pnpm test               # run unit tests
pnpm check              # type-check
pnpm build              # tsup + publint -> dist/

Project layout

src/
  index.ts           # public API
tests/               # vitest test suite

Versioning

@lyeve-labs/client-grpc follows SemVer. While under 1.0, breaking changes bump the minor version. Additive changes bump the patch. Every release is logged in CHANGELOG.md.

Contributing

Bug reports and feature requests are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the development setup and conventions.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.