summer

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Summer (is here)

The plan is to build something that loosely follows jsonrpc 2.0. That still allows for extensions in all directions.

Since im a huge Gin fanboy, it will be modelled as a gin.HandlerFunc that you mount where you want it.

TODO

• Should each request spawn it's own registry with the methods that its identity have access to?

  and then figure out a way to cache it for http-requests.

Documentation

Index

• func HTTP() gin.HandlerFunc
• func HttpProxy(verb, url, contentType string) func(*api.Request) *api.Response
• func Init() *framework.Summer
• func Register(name string, handler api.Handler)
• func WS() gin.HandlerFunc
• func Wrap[T any, K any](delegate func(*T) (*K, error)) func(*api.Request) *api.Response

Functions

func HTTP

func HTTP() gin.HandlerFunc

HTTP is a gin.HandlerFunc based on the default framework instance

func HttpProxy

func HttpProxy(verb, url, contentType string) func(*api.Request) *api.Response

Proxy will forward params to the provided url using the provided verb.

func Init

func Init() *framework.Summer

Init creates a new instance of the framework

func Register

func Register(name string, handler api.Handler)

Register registers a handler to the provided name in the default framework instance

func WS

func WS() gin.HandlerFunc

func Wrap

func Wrap[T any, K any](delegate func(*T) (*K, error)) func(*api.Request) *api.Response

Wrap will wrap any (T)=>K, error func and allow you to turn it into a jsonrpc func.