Overview

Meteor-RPC is an innovative package designed for crafting end-to-end (E2E) type-safe remote procedure calls (RPCs). Drawing inspiration from both zodern:relay and tRPC, this package enables developers to build interactive applications with a strong emphasis on type safety, ensuring both reliability and ease of integration. With its streamlined functionalities, Meteor-RPC simplifies the process of managing server-client interactions within a Meteor framework.

This package is particularly beneficial for developers who are looking to enhance their projects with robust type validations while maintaining a React-focused architecture. The intuitive setup process makes it accessible for both seasoned developers and those new to Meteor, promoting a smooth development experience.

Features

• E2E Type Safety: Offers type-safe operations to prevent runtime errors and enhance reliability in server-client communication.

• Module Creation: Easily create modules with createModule() and createModule("namespace") for main and submodules, promoting better organization of code.

• Method Management: Utilize addMethod() to create type-validated server methods, akin to Meteor’s traditional methods but with enhanced runtime validation.

• Publication Handling: Use addPublication() and addSharedPublication() for defined publications that ensure type safety, enabling structured data retrieval from server to client.

• Middleware Integration: Introduce custom logic to your methods and publications via addMiddlewares(). This enables capabilities such as logging and rate-limiting.

• React Query Integration: Seamlessly integrate with React Query through hooks like method.useMutation() and method.useQuery(), providing an effective way to manage mutation and query states.

• Subscription Management: Subscribe to publications easily with publication.useSubscription(), allowing for smooth data updates in the UI using hooks.

• Suspense Support: Built-in suspense mechanisms help manage loading states, ensuring a responsive user experience as data is fetched or updated.