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rescript-rest

v0.1.0

Published

ReScript RPC-like client, contract, and server implementation for a pure REST API

Downloads

73

Readme

rescript-rest 😴

  • RPC-like client with no codegen
    Fully typed RPC-like client, with no need for code generation!

  • API design agnostic
    REST? HTTP-RPC? Your own custom hybrid? rescript-rest doesn't care!

  • First class DX
    Less unnecessary builds in monorepos, instant compile-time errors, and instantly view endpoint implementations through your IDEs "go to definition"

  • Small package size and tree-shakable routes
    Routes comple to simple functions which allows tree-shaking only possible with ReScript.

⚠️ rescript-rest is currently in Beta and has very limited list of features. Be aware of possible breaking changes ☺️

⚠️ rescript-rest relies on rescript-schema which uses eval for parsing. It's usually fine but might not work in some environments like Cloudflare Workers or third-party scripts used on pages with the script-src header.

Install

Install peer dependencies rescript (instruction) and rescript-schema (instruction).

Then run:

npm install rescript-rest

Add rescript-rest to bs-dependencies in your rescript.json:

{
  ...
+ "bs-dependencies": ["rescript-rest"],
}

Basic usage

Create Contract.res and define your routes:

// Contract.res

let createGame = Rest.route(() => {
  path: "/game",
  method: "POST",
  schema: s => {
    "userName": s.field("user_name", S.string),
  },
})

🧠 Currently rescript-rest supports only client, but the idea is to reuse the file both for client and server.

Now you can use the contract to perform type-safe calls to your server:

// Client.res

let client = Rest.client(~baseUrl="http://localhost:3000")

let _ = await client.call(Contract.createGame, ~variables={"userName": "Dmitry"})

Planned features

  • [ ] Support path params
  • [ ] Implement type-safe response
  • [ ] Support passing headers and fetch options
  • [ ] Generate OpenAPI from Contract
  • [ ] Generate Contract from OpenAPI
  • [ ] Integrate with Fastify on server-side