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- Use `json2.decode[json2.Any]` instead of `json2.raw_decode` - Add `@[required]` to procedure function signatures - Improve error handling for missing JSONRPC fields - Update `encode` to use `prettify: true` - Add checks for missing schema and content descriptor references
OpenRPC Module
This module provides a complete implementation of the OpenRPC specification for V, enabling structured JSON-RPC 2.0 API development with schema-based validation and automatic documentation.
Purpose
- Define and validate JSON-RPC APIs using OpenRPC schema definitions
- Handle JSON-RPC requests/responses over HTTP or Unix sockets
- Automatic discovery endpoint (
rpc.discover) for API documentation - Type-safe request/response handling
- Support for reusable components (schemas, parameters, errors, examples)
Usage
1. Create an OpenRPC Handler
Create a handler with your OpenRPC specification:
import incubaid.herolib.schemas.openrpc
// From file path
mut handler := openrpc.new_handler('path/to/openrpc.json')!
// From specification text
mut handler := openrpc.new(text: spec_json)!
2. Register Methods
Register your method handlers to process incoming JSON-RPC requests:
fn my_method(request jsonrpc.Request) !jsonrpc.Response {
// Decode parameters
mut params := json.decode(MyParams, request.params) or {
return jsonrpc.invalid_params
}
// Process logic
result := process_my_method(params)
// Return response
return jsonrpc.new_response(request.id, json.encode(result))
}
// Register the method
handler.register_procedure_handle('my.method', my_method)
3. Start Server
Launch the server using either HTTP or Unix socket transport:
// HTTP server
mut controller := openrpc.new_http_controller(handler)
controller.run(port: 8080)
// Unix socket server
mut server := openrpc.new_unix_server(handler)!
server.start()