orpc-durable-iterator

To recover missed events after a connection loss, you need durable event streams with event recovery mechanisms. This approach ensures your real-time application automatically restores events that occurred during disconnection periods.

Durable event streams are persistent data streams that survive connection failures and enable event recovery. You need them for real-time applications like chat rooms, gaming, or IoT devices where missing events during disconnections is unacceptable.

To implement automatic reconnections for an event iterator, integrate a durable iterator library that handles stream management and recovery. This enables seamless reconnection to event stream services without manual intervention.

Yes, you need durable objects to manage event stream recovery in oRPC. They provide the persistent state required for tracking event positions and automatically restoring missed events upon reconnection.

Yes, you can use a durable iterator for a chat application requiring automatic reconnection. It manages durable event streams to ensure messages are recovered and delivered even after network interruptions.

Yes, implementing automatic event recovery requires the @orpc/experimental-durable-iterator package. This dependency provides the core mechanisms for durable event streams and automatic reconnection handling.