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README.md

ts-rpc

typescript RPC

The ghost bridge from front-end to backend

This project is a POC - Proof of concept. The goal is to generate typescript code from golang using AST. So you can use intellisense in the development IDE.

Golang types traslation

Typescript: TSDeclaration

Typescript: TStype

Typescript: interface Struct tags

Typescript: TsEndpoint

Typescript: const

Typescript: enum

Server Examle

server examle

Can I use it/contribute?

Sure, but you should probably start your own from scratch. I built this in about one week and it was an interesting experience, I recommend you do the same. My goal was never to make good or reusable code, so it's neither good nor reusable. If you do decide to work on such a system, I would suggest adding the following:

Talk about ghost bridge over all the world
Suggest some ideas
Develop good reusable code
Add tests, comments and GoDoc
Be Happy

Alright then...

Cool. I'm on linkedin Golang nuts group https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3712244/ My linkedin page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fabio-prada-a9159b75/ Discord channel #tsrpc: https://discord.com/channels/1046004205556617237/1046004333734531092