convex-create-component

Reusable Convex components enforce clear boundaries by providing isolated tables and a stable app-facing API. This approach modularizes backend logic, allowing you to package standalone components and wrappers for reuse across multiple applications.

The best way to modularize backend logic in Convex is using a boundary-driven architecture with packaged components. You choose between local, packaged, or hybrid approaches, wire the component into your app with app.use, and validate through codegen and dev workflows.

You wire a packaged Convex component into an app by using app.use and configuring environment access and authentication. This ensures the component maintains a stable app-facing API while keeping its data scopes isolated from the main application.

You choose between local, packaged, or hybrid Convex component approaches based on your reusability needs. Packaged components extract standalone backend logic for use across multiple apps, while local components keep logic within a single application's boundary.

You validate Convex component boundaries and data isolation using codegen and the convex dev workflow. These processes verify that your schema.ts and convex.config.ts correctly enforce isolated tables and maintain a stable app-facing API.

Yes, using a Convex component wrapper requires wiring authentication and environment access in the app. This setup ensures the component maintains clear boundaries and a stable app-facing API while interacting securely with isolated data scopes.