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10.0 | 9.0 | |
over 1 year ago | 12 days ago | |
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MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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GitHub - osaxma/mid: Build an End-to-End Typesafe APIs in Dart (Experimental)
I completely missed your link to the quick start guide because I was skimming, my bad, so wanted to post it here for anyone who wants to jump directly into a really great usage example.
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Show HN: Celest – The Flutter Cloud Platform
> How do you handle versioning? Are there any guidelines/rules one must abide by?
Versioning is not fully fleshed out yet, but we have an open issue for it here: https://github.com/celest-dev/celest/issues/4
It's a problem I want to tackle correctly, so that you'd need to put as little thought into it as possible. It should "just work". Vercel's skew protection [1] stands out as a recent example of doing this well.
> It looks like you using Flutter's Dart<=>JSON serialization; do you recommend using built_value for immutable data structures?
JSON was chosen as the primary serialization format for the reasons mentioned here [2]. Primarily, familiarity to Flutter developers, availability of JSON-compatible types in the wild, and integration with non-Dart clients.
The JSON structure is outlined here (working on a full spec): https://celest.dev/docs/functions/http-requests
built_value types can be used in Celest currently by giving the class `fromJson`/`toJson` methods. I haven't implemented auto-serialization for them, yet, but it should be straightforward. I've used built_value heavily in the past and agree there's no better alternative for some use cases.
> Do you support protobuf/cap'n'proto?
In the future, I plan to support more serialization formats, including protobuf and binary protocols. I will check out cap'n'proto, it was not yet on my radar.
[1] https://vercel.com/docs/deployments/skew-protection
[2] https://x.com/dillonthedev/status/1749806407510381054
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