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@tableland/studio-client

v0.0.3

Published

A tRPC client for Studio

Downloads

51

Readme

@tableland/studio-client

Version

HTTP client for the Studio API.

Background

This is an HTTP client set up to connect to the tRPC server that exists in the api package of this repo.

Install

You can install via npm.

npm install @tableland/studio-client

Usage

This package is fairly small and it only exports two functions:

  • api: a function that takes a config Object and returns an api Object that maps one-to-one to the tRPC endpoints.
  • studioAliases: a function that takes an environment id and apiUrl, and returns a Tableland SDK aliases Object that can be used to setup a Database instance for a given Project Environment. If you're not familiar with the SDK's concept of aliases, more info on them can be found in the docs. They make using Tableland a D1 compatible ORM seamless.

Example usage of api:

import { api } from "@tableland/studio-client";

const studioRpc = api({
  // optionally intercept and modify api responses
  fetch: function (res) {},
  // an optional object, or function that returns an object, containing the
  // headers you want sent with api requests
  headers: function () {},
  url: "http://localhost:3000"
}):

const projects = await studioRpc.projects.teamProjects.query({ teamId: "123abc" });

Example usage of studioAliases:

import { studioAliases } from "@tableland/studio-client";


const aliasMap = studioAliases({
  environmentId: "123abc",
  apiUrl: "http://localhost:3000"
});

const db = new Database({
  aliases: studioAliasMapper,
  // if you want to do writes include a signer
  signer: mySignerOrWallet
});

// use the SDK normally, but table names are scoped to the project environment
const results = db.prepare("select * from students;").all();

console.log(results);

Development

See the web package for how the client is used in the context of Studio.

Contributing

PRs accepted. Studio is still under initial development, so if you are interested in helping out, feel free to connect on Discord: https://tableland.xyz/discord

Small note: If editing the README, please conform to the standard-readme specification.

License

MIT AND Apache-2.0, © 2021-2024 Tableland Network Contributors