feat: create @stacks/rpc-client package #1737
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zone117x
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This is going into its own repo and will be closed when that's ready. /cc @janniks |
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The RPC schema is being removed from the
stacks-blockchain-apicodebase. This means the@stacks/blockchain-api-clientlibrary will no longer include auto-generated code for those endpoints. See more details over at that repo: PR, client migration notes.This PR creates a new library
@stacks/rpc-clientwhich generates a client library using the canonical RPC schema athttps://github.com/stacks-network/stacks-core/blob/master/docs/rpc/openapi.yaml
The library http request types are generated using
openapi-typescript, and depends onopenapi-fetch.Some glue code is included to easily use the existing
StacksNetworkobjects and middleware, and also to export some common types.