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**Append only API definition and code generation.**

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HRPC

Append only API definition and code generation.

Features

  • Define request/response interfaces with optional streaming.
  • Auto-generate rpc code to disk.
  • Supports send-only and duplex commands.
  • Enforces schema consistency across versions.

Installation

npm install hrpc

Usage

Define Your Schema

Place your Hyperschema and HRPC definitions in the appropriate directories.

const HRPCBuilder = require('hrpc')
const Hyperschema = require('hyperschema')
const path = require('path')

const SCHEMA_DIR = path.join(__dirname, 'spec', 'hyperschema')
const HRPC_DIR = path.join(__dirname, 'spec', 'hrpc')

// register schema
const schema = Hyperschema.from(SCHEMA_DIR)
const schemaNs = schema.namespace('example')

schemaNs.register({
  name: 'command-request',
  fields: [{ name: 'foo', type: 'uint' }]
})

schemaNs.register({
  name: 'command-response',
  fields: [{ name: 'bar', type: 'string' }]
})
Hyperschema.toDisk(schema)

// Load and build interface
const builder = HRPCBuilder.from(SCHEMA_DIR, HRPC_DIR)
const ns = builder.namespace('example')

// Register commands
ns.register({
  name: 'command',
  request: { name: '@example/command-request', stream: false },
  response: { name: '@example/command-response', stream: false }
})

// Save interface to disk
HRPCBuilder.toDisk(builder)

Use the Generated RPC

const { PassThrough } = require('bare-stream')
const HRPC = require('./spec/hrpc') // generated rpc
const stream = new PassThrough()
const rpc = new HRPC(stream)

async function main() {
  rpc.onCommand((data) => {
    return { bar: `${data.foo + 1}` }
  })

  const res = await rpc.command({ foo: 1 })
  console.log(res) // => { bar: 2 }
}

main()

Example for duplex command:

/*
ns.register({
  name: 'command',
  request: {
    name: '@example/command-request',
    stream: true
  },
  response: {
    name: '@example/command-response',
    stream: true
  }
})
*/

rpc.onCommand((stream) => {
  stream.on('data', (data) => {
    console.log('Received:', data)
  })
  stream.write({ response: 'pong' })
})

const duplex = rpc.command()
duplex.write({ request: 'ping' })
duplex.on('data', (data) => {
  console.log('Reply:', data)
})

Send-Only Commands

You can also define commands that only send data without waiting for a reply:

ns.register({
  name: 'command',
  request: { name: '@example/command-request', send: true }
})

Error Handling and Schema Consistency

Redefining an already-registered command with different schemas or stream types will throw an exception:

// First, command is declared as an async call with return value
ns.register({
  name: 'command',
  request: { name: '@example/command-request', stream: false },
  response: { name: '@example/command-response', stream: false }
})

// This throws because the schema has been altered
ns.register({
  name: 'command',
  request: { name: '@example/command-request', stream: true },
  response: { name: '@example/command-response', stream: false }
})

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Package last updated on 15 Dec 2025

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