react-query adapter for webrpc

Server synchronization made easy & type-safe!

How to use

First, you'll need an api contract, ideally in the webRPC format. Then create an instance of your contract and pass it as an argument to the WebRPCClient constructor. It should look something like this:

const ContractInstance = new Chat('hostname', customFetch)
export const client = new WebRpcClient(ContractInstance)

Import client where you need to make your API calls and let type inference guide your way!

Differentiating queries and mutations

If you want to make the distinction between a query and a mutation even clearer, you can define custom query prefixes. You do so by adding a generic type to your WebRpcClient instance.

const ContractInstance = new Chat('hostname', fetch)
const client = new WebRpcClient<typeof ContractInstance, ['get', 'list']>(
  ContractInstance,
)

With this configuration, you can only use client.useQuery hook with paths that start with either 'get' or 'list'.

Any other method from your contract will be considered a mutation. If you choose not to provide query prefixes, you will be able to call both client.useQuery and client.useMutation with any path from your contract.