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valentin

v1.7.1

Published

A collection of utilities to share across projects.

Downloads

33

Readme

Valentin

A collection of utilities to share across projects.

Utilities

valentin/form

This utility exposes a hook generator. The hook can be used to validate forms. It makes sure the data is valid, and returns properly typed values.

valentin/jwt

This utility exposes functions to create and read a simple JWT. It relies on an environment var called JWT_SECRET.

valentin/Result

This utility exposes a simple Result object, to handle errors in a more functional (and typed) manner.

valentin/next/api

This utility exposes helpers to call the API from the client side. You can use useQuery to make GET calls, and useMutation to make POST, PUT or DELETE calls. It will automatically forward the current user JWT.

valentin/next/endpoint

This utility exposes helpers to create API endpoints on the server side. More information on how to setup an API endpoint can be found in the API section of this documentation.