Develop typed server-side functions in pocopine with Rust proc-macros.
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This Skill provides a robust way to define and manage server-side functions in pocopine using Rust's proc-macros, ensuring secure access policies and efficient asynchronous communication with the client.
dispatch! macro.Define a server function using the #[server] macro and specify your access policy, then call it with dispatch!(function().await, |s, result| { /* update state */ }).
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You can create typed server-side functions in Rust for the pocopine framework by using the #[server] proc-macro to define endpoints with typed JSON communication. This approach ensures type safety and structured data exchange between the server and client.
To secure endpoint access control in a pocopine application, you implement access policies using guards within your server function definitions. Guards enforce access restrictions directly on the endpoints, ensuring only authorized requests are processed.
You dispatch asynchronous calls to update state in a wasm client by using the dispatch! macro with the await keyword. This macro handles the server function execution and applies a closure to update the client state with the result.
To run server functions with pocopine, you need the pocopine-server and pocopine-auth dependencies installed in your Rust project. These packages provide the core server execution environment and the necessary authentication guard infrastructure.
The best way to handle database queries or external API calls in a wasm application is defining pocopine server-side functions. This offloads heavy processing to the server, returning typed JSON results asynchronously to the wasm client.
You should use Rust proc-macros for server-side function dispatching when you need typed JSON communication and secure access policies in a pocopine application. It is ideal for tasks like user authentication, database queries, or external API integrations.
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