fec-api-integration

Standardize frontend API integration boundaries by building typed clients that centralize request shaping, error normalization, and authentication flows. This prevents direct API calls in components and ensures consistent client contracts across REST, OpenAPI, and tRPC services.

Handle API error mapping and token refresh by centralizing these strategies within a typed API client boundary. This approach normalizes backend errors and manages refresh tokens consistently, avoiding scattered authentication logic across application components.

Yes, this approach supports both REST and tRPC for frontend backend integration. It provides composable implementations for client boundaries, error mapping, and authentication refresh strategies across REST, OpenAPI, and tRPC-based services.

Manage real-time communication options like SSE or WebSocket by defining them within the API client boundary. This standardizes real-time strategy choices alongside request shaping and error handling for a consistent integration contract.

You need contract tests for frontend API integration when validating that client boundaries, error normalization, and token refresh strategies align with backend services. This ensures scalable error mapping and consistent authentication flows across multiple API consumers.

Yes, you can use this for large frontend applications with cross-domain API consumers. It standardizes frontend-backend collaboration, ensuring centralized state management and consistent integration boundaries across multiple consumers and complex cross-domain scenarios.