Define type-safe REST APIs with schema-driven normalization and caching.
npx skills add https://github.com/reactive/data-client --skill rdc-rest
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: rdc-rest Source: https://github.com/reactive/data-client/tree/main/.cursor/skills/rdc-rest Command: npx skills add https://github.com/reactive/data-client --skill rdc-rest
REST APIs are often modeled ad hoc, leading to inconsistencies and boilerplate. This skill provides a schema-driven, type-safe approach to declare resources and endpoints, automating normalization and client-side caching.
Create a Todo REST resource using resource() with a defined schema and then fetch data via TodoResource.getList.
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You can define type-safe REST APIs in a React TypeScript project by using the resource() function to declare schemas and RestEndpoint instances, which automatically handle URL prefixes and path parameters for secure data fetching.
Automatic normalization and caching of REST API responses is achieved through schema-driven endpoint definitions, ensuring data consistency and reducing redundant network requests across your application's data models.
To perform CRUD operations on a REST resource using TypeScript, define a schema using resource() to generate collection endpoints, enabling you to seamlessly fetch lists, retrieve single items, and execute mutations.
No, this REST client approach does not require manual data normalization for list and item fetching, as RestEndpoint integration automatically normalizes data models and manages client-side caching internally.
You can extend REST endpoints with custom query parameters and URL prefixes by defining them within your RestEndpoint and schema configurations, allowing flexible integration with various REST API structures.
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