Getting Started

Installation

// ScalaJs
libraryDependencies += "dev.cheleb"    %%% "zio-tapir-laminar"  % "4.0.0+2-c793badb-SNAPSHOT"

Last version is `4.0.0+2-c793badb-SNAPSHOT it depends on sttp 4.x.

For sttp 3.x use version < 1.x

Sample

import zio.*
import zio.json.*
import sttp.tapir.*

import dev.cheleb.ziotapir.*                        // (1)
import dev.cheleb.ziotapir.laminar.*                // (1)

// From a classical tapir:
// 
// With a response type `GetResponse`
case class GetResponse(
     args: Map[String, String],
     headers: Map[String, String]
) derives JsonCodec

// Create an endpoint that handles a GET request
val get = endpoint.get                             // (2)
     .in("get")
     .out(jsonBody[GetResponse])
     .errorOut(statusCode and plainBody[String])
     .mapErrorOut[Throwable](HttpError.decode)(HttpError.encode)

// Create an event bus for the response type
val eventBus = EventBus[GetResponse]()             // (3)

// Use the endpoint as as  ZIO effect
get(())                                            // (4) 
 .emit(eventBus)                                   // (5)

(1) Import the library, which provides extensions method on Endpoint instances.
- Import the necessary classes and implicits from the library.
- Impot the HttpError class for error handling.
(2) Create an Endpoint instance using the Tapir DSL, defining the input, output, and error types.
- Notice that the output is a JSON body of type GetResponse, and the error output is a combination of a status code and a plain body.
- Error muste be encoded and decoded using HttpError.encode and HttpError.decode.
(3) Create an EventBus for the response GetResponse.
(4) Use the endpoint as a function from Input => ZIO[Backend, Throwable, GetResponse].
(5) Call the emit method on the endpoint, passing the EventBus instances.

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