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nanocluster

v0.1.1

Published

Client library for interacting with nanocluster.io

Readme

nanocluster

Client library for interacting with nanocluster.io.

connectServices

Connects to services in a nanocluster.

import { connectServices, nt } from "nanocluster";

const { hello } = await connectServices(
  "https://px2zvh7ykb.nanocluster.io/rpc",
  {
    hello: {
      run: nt.fn()(nt.string),
    },
  },
);

console.log(await hello.run()); // Hello world!

Throws an exception if the specified protocol is not compatible with the current deployments.

nt

A runtime typing system. (Short for NanoType.)

import { nt } from "nanocluster";

const LogMessage = nt.object({
  level: nt.union(
    nt.literal("INFO"),
    nt.literal("ERROR"),
  ),
  message: nt.string,
});

type LogMessage = nt.TypeOf<typeof LogMessage>;

function handleUnknownData(data: unknown) {
  if (nt.check(data, LogMessage)) {
    // TypeScript knows that data is a LogMessage here
    console.log(`A log message. Level: ${data.level}.`);
  }
}

{
  // (string | number) => string
  const ActualApi = nt.fn(
    nt.union(
      nt.string,
      nt.number,
    ),
  )(nt.string);

  // (string) => string
  const RequiredApi = nt.fn(nt.string)(nt.string);

  console.log(
    // true: it's ok to use ActualApi in place of RequiredApi because the
    // string argument will work in ActualApi and the returned string
    // matches RequiredApi.
    nt.checkAssignable(RequiredApi, ActualApi),
  );
}

{
  // (string) => string | number
  const ActualApi = nt.fn(
    nt.string
  )(
    nt.union(
      nt.string,
      nt.number,
    ),
  );

  // (string) => string
  const RequiredApi = nt.fn(nt.string)(nt.string);

  console.log(
    // false: ActualApi might return number, which is not compatible with
    // RequiredApi's return type of string.
    nt.checkAssignable(RequiredApi, ActualApi),
  );
}

toBuffer

Takes plain data and encodes it as a buffer (Uint8Array).

Currently this is just a wrapper around msgpackr.pack, but it will change over time to support the needs of nanocluster (e.g. supporting extra JavaScript types like Date and bigint, and things like NanoType).

fromBuffer

Decodes a buffer produced by toBuffer.