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JSON-RPC 2.0 Code-Gen

Type/Service definition language and code generator for json-rpc 2.0. Currently generating code for NodeJS, Deno and the Web. Other targets are possible, but not implemented yet.

Name Description
ts-node Typescript for NodeJS
ts-esm Typescript in ESM format for Deno
rust Rust
dart Dart
c# C#

Usage

Create a definition file like test.jrpc:

enum TestEnum {
  VAL1,
  VAL2,
  VAL10 = 10,
  VAL11,
  VAL12
}

type Test {
  testen: TestEnum;
  someString: string;
  someNumber?: number;
  array: string[];
  map: {number, TestEnum};
}

service TestService {
  @Description("This Function adds two number")
  @Param("v1", "The first Number")
  @Param("v2", "The second Number")
  @Returns("The added values of the two numbers")
  AddNumbers(v1: number,  v2: number): number;


  notification SendTest(test: Test);
}

Then run the generator like this jrpc compile test.jrpc -o=ts-node:output/.

This will generate the Client and Server code in the specified folder.

TODOS

  1. Documentation
  2. Null Checks/Enforcements in all languages
  3. More and better tests