kkrpc-interop

Cross-language RPC between TypeScript and Go, Python, Rust, or Swift uses a JSON-based protocol with line-delimited messages over stdio or WebSocket transports. Reference implementations in each language handle requests, responses, and callbacks automatically.

Line-delimited JSON RPC for language interop is a protocol using message types like request, response, callback, get, set, and construct. Messages are separated by newlines and transported over stdio or WebSocket connections.

Yes, both WebSocket and stdio transports support cross-language RPC. The protocol specifies line-delimited JSON messages for both transport types, enabling flexible communication between TypeScript endpoints and Go, Python, Rust, or Swift clients.

To test interoperability, run a reference client in Go or Swift against a TypeScript endpoint, or implement a Python server that handles callbacks. The protocol defines callback message types and UUID handling for request correlation across languages.

Yes, the JSON-based RPC protocol includes UUID handling for tracking requests, responses, and callbacks. Each message type—request, response, callback, get, set, and construct—uses UUIDs to correlate interactions across language boundaries.

JSON-based RPC for multi-language interop requires line-delimited message parsing on both ends and depends on consistent UUID handling across implementations. Complex object graphs may need manual serialization since the protocol uses JSON message types rather than binary encoding.