Using Lazy router with $context
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ValentinGurkov
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You need to do something like this: os
.$context<{ headers: ReadonlyHeaders }>()
.lazy((async () => {
const { planetRouter } = await import('./routers/planet');
return { default: planetRouter };
})Maybe this requirement too strict? |
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I am still trying to wrap my head around things, I can't say for certain. But if Do you agree? |
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Hello,
I've been following the development of oRPC and I'm still trying to wrap my head around everything it offers.
I've been reading more about lazy routers but it seems to be incompatible with routers that use
$context. Is this by design and can you help me understand why?If use use the
planetexample and wrap it withos.lazyit will raise a Typescript error of the like:If I remove
contextfrom thecreateroute, the error goes awayexport const createPlanet = os - .$context<{ headers: ReadonlyHeaders }>() .use(({ context, next }) => { const user = parseJWT(context.headers.authorization?.split(' ')[1]); if (user) { return next({ context: { user } }); } throw new ORPCError('UNAUTHORIZED'); }) .input(PlanetSchema.omit({ id: true })) .handler(async ({ input, context }) => { // your create code here return { id: 1, name: 'name' }; });Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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