Base JsonRpc classes.
Represents all elements from JSON-RPC 2.0 specification http://www.jsonrpc.org/specification
Values that can be omitted, by default are set to undefined.
Specification says, that params in request can be ommited, but omitting property in object is not a good practice. Therefore, request and event object "params" property always exists, but can be set to value "undefined". When params property is undefined it will not be serialized.
For more use cases please look at test specs.
Values that can be omitted, by default are set to undefined.
Specification says, that params in request can be ommited, but omitting property in object is not a good practice. Therefore, request and event object "params" property always exists, but can be set to value "undefined". When params property is undefined it will not be serialized.
Install
npm install @adt/json-rpc or yarn add @adt/json-rpcUsage
import { JsoRpcEvent, JsonRpcRequest } from "@adt/json-rpc"
const byeEvent = JsonRpcEvent({
method: "Bye",
params:{
name: "Joe"
}
});
console.log(byeEvent.serialize());
const helloRequest = JsonRpcRequest({
method: "Hello",
params: {
name: "Joe";
}
});
console.log(helloRequest.serialize());
const helloRequestWithExplicitId = JsonRpcRequest({
id: 1,
method: "Hello",
params: {
name: "Joe";
}
});
console.log(helloRequestWithExplicitId.serialize());
For more use cases please look at test specs.