convex-component-authoring

To build reusable Convex components, define a self-contained package with isolated schemas, typed functions, and exports. This approach keeps tables and mutations scoped to the component, ensuring safe reuse across apps without leaking app-specific logic.

Publishing a Convex backend package requires dependency-safe packaging, clear configuration, typed function definitions, and versioning. This workflow ensures other apps can consume the component safely with a clear API.

Yes, you can isolate Convex schema and functions within a shared module by defining the expected package layout for schemas and exports. This keeps tables, queries, and mutations scoped strictly to the component itself.

Building modular serverless components in Convex relies on TypeScript to provide typed function definitions and clear configuration. These typed definitions are required for dependency-safe packaging and consumer consumption.

To structure a Convex component for a rate limiter or shared data module, create a self-contained package with isolated schemas and typed functions. This provides clear APIs for consumption across multiple Convex apps.

Keeping component tables isolated from app-specific Convex logic prevents data leaks and conflicts during reuse. This isolation ensures the component remains self-contained and safe to publish across different projects.