orpc-building-custom-plugins

To create custom plugins for oRPC, you define interceptors that modify responses, handle requests, or inject context. This allows you to extend your oRPC services by adding custom functionality like logging or authentication.

oRPC interceptors are used to modify responses, handle incoming requests, or inject context into your services. They provide a mechanism to extend handler and link functionality without altering core logic.

You can add logging or authentication to an oRPC service by building a custom plugin with interceptors. These interceptors hook into request handling and response modification to inject the required behavior.

Yes, you can inject custom headers into oRPC responses by creating a custom plugin. The plugin utilizes interceptors to modify the response object before it is returned to the client.

Handler plugins and link plugins in oRPC both use interceptors to extend functionality, but they target different layers. Handler plugins manage server-side request processing, while link plugins handle client-side request and response manipulation.