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Quick Install

Quick install

Set up a Next.js project with App Router and TypeScript

npx create-next-app my-app --ts --app --src-dir
cd my-app

Init Vovk and follow the prompts

You will be asked preferred validation library, and a couple of other questions. The command also creates vovk.config.mjs or vovk.config.cjs.

npx vovk-init@draft --channel draft

Create a new segment

The following will create a root segment at ./src/app/api/[[…vovk]]/route.ts.

npx vovk new segment

Create a new controller and a service

The following command will create an example controller and a service for users at ./src/modules/user/ and update the route.ts file.

npx vovk new controller service user

Start the server and navigate to an example endpoint

The dev script runs Next.js server and Vovk.ts watcher in parallel. Once the command is running, Vovk.ts will generate schema files at .vovk-schema/ (needs to be committed) and client library at node_modules/.vovk-client.

npm run dev

Then open http://localhost:3000/api/users?search=John 

Create a React component to display the data

Import the generated client library and use it to fetch data.

import { UserRPC } from 'vovk-client';
// ...
const result = await UserRPC.getUsers({ query: { search: 'John' } });

Deploy

The vovk init command automatically modifies the package.json file to run vovk generate before next build. This ensures that the client library is generated before building the Next.js app. In case if you chosen to modify the scripts manually, you can use the following command to generate the client library:

npx vovk generate
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