feat(generator): add tRPC generator

[DaleWebb]

Status

READY

Description

This PR introduces a generator for tRPC. tRPC is a library for creating type-safe APIs.

The generator will create a router for each Open API input, with routes for each GET, POST etc.

This includes changes to existing functions. They are to un-promise their response - the Promise didn't appear to be required:

• src/core/getters/object.ts
• src/core/getters/ref.ts
• src/core/resolvers/ref.ts

Todos

• Tests
• Documentation
• Changelog Entry (unreleased)

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[DaleWebb]

There doesn't appear to be a reason why this should be a promise.

[DaleWebb]

There doesn't appear to be a reason why this should be a promise.

[anymaniax]

Hello @DaleWebb, thanks for the pull request. This new generator only use trpc as gateway to use another api?

[DaleWebb]

Hello @DaleWebb, thanks for the pull request. This new generator only use trpc as gateway to use another api?

Hey @anymaniax - thanks for responding. Effectively, this implementation of tRPC will generate a typesafe API to endpoints in an OpenAPI spec

[anymaniax]

can be introduce with v7 #434 and with your own template then maybe

[anymaniax]

I will do some tests this week to see if we can merge it could be a good template. I add another idea about trpc since moment where instead of the mutator or the http call function we could add a sort of handler to have some business logic directly there. We currently could do it with the mutator but would be annoying to do.

[anymaniax]

Hello @DaleWebb, you can now check the new architecture and create your own client with the extracted core. The current version is @orval/[email protected]. If you do so I would be happy to add a section about your client in orval doc

You can now do something like this.

import query from '@orval/query';
import { defineConfig } from 'orval';

export default defineConfig({
  petstore: {
    output: {
       client: query() // query({type: 'svelte-query'}) for another query client,
     }
  }
});

so you could do exactly the same with your own client

[melloware]

No response from OP and PR is 2 years old