trpc-router

Structure a tRPC router by defining domain-specific modules under a standardized file layout, using lambda-style routers to organize procedures and middleware for server-side APIs. This ensures consistent patterns and type safety across endpoints.

Middleware in tRPC routers works by intercepting procedure calls to inject context, such as data models, and enforce consistent error handling before passing execution to the main procedure. This provides a structured approach for API request processing.

Add zod validation to tRPC procedures by defining zod schemas for your inputs and applying them to procedure definitions. This enforces type-safe inputs and ensures consistent error handling before the server-side API logic executes.

The best way to handle TRPCError in TypeScript routers is by wrapping errors consistently within your procedures using standard tRPC error handling patterns. This ensures type-safe error responses across your server-side API endpoints.

Yes, you need TypeScript to use tRPC routers effectively. Building and maintaining these server-side APIs requires TypeScript, tRPC, and zod to ensure type-safe inputs, context injection, and consistent error handling.

Inject models into tRPC context by defining a context creation function that passes required data models into the ctx object. This allows your procedures and middleware to access domain-specific data safely during API execution.