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@sb-codex/api-contracts

v0.0.1-beta.0

Published

tRPC router, procedures and shared Zod schemas for the sb-codex SaaS starter.

Readme

@sb-codex/api-contracts

The shared tRPC contract for the sb-codex SaaS starter: the appRouter, its procedures, the request Context type, and shared Zod schemas. The server mounts the router; the client imports only the types for end-to-end type safety without bundling server code.

Installation

pnpm add @sb-codex/api-contracts
# peer dependencies
pnpm add @trpc/server drizzle-orm zod

Usage

Server

import { appRouter } from '@sb-codex/api-contracts'
// mount appRouter on your tRPC adapter (Fastify, etc.)

Client (type-only)

import type { AppRouter } from '@sb-codex/api-contracts'
import { createTRPCReact } from '@trpc/react-query'

export const trpc = createTRPCReact<AppRouter>()

API

| Export | Description | | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | appRouter | The aggregated tRPC router (one sub-router per feature). | | AppRouter | Type of the router — import as import type in clients. | | Context | Request context shape { requestId, user, workspace, db }. |

Procedures

  • publicProcedure — no auth
  • protectedProcedure — requires a session
  • workspaceProcedure — requires session + active workspace; opens a transaction with SET LOCAL app.workspace_id so RLS applies automatically.

A new feature = a new router file aggregated in routers/_app.ts.

Peer dependencies

  • @trpc/server ^11, drizzle-orm ^0.44, zod ^4

Part of the sb-codex SaaS starter. See docs/plugins.