Attribute Macro rpc

#[rpc]

Available on crate feature macros only.

Using a rust trait to define RPC methods.

Example

#[rpc]
#[async_trait]
trait MyRpc {
   async fn sleep(&self, x: u64) -> Result<u64>;
   // Tailing optional parameters are optional.
   async fn value(&self, x: Option<u64>) -> Result<u64>;
   async fn add(&self, (x, y): (i32, i32), z: i32) -> Result<i32>;
   // Override rpc method name.
   #[rpc(name = "@ping")]
   fn ping(&self) -> Result<String>;

   type S: Stream<Item = PublishMsg<u64>> + Send + 'static;
   #[rpc(pub_sub(notify = "subscription", unsubscribe = "unsubscribe"))]
   fn subscribe(&self, interval: u64) -> Result<Self::S>;
}

#[async_trait]
impl MyRpc for MyRpcImpl {...}

let mut rpc = MetaIoHandler::with_compatibility(jsonrpc_core::Compatibility::V2);
add_my_rpc_methods(&mut rpc, RpcImpl);

Error handling

The error type must implement Into<jsonrpc_core::Error>.

OpenRPC doc generation

Using #[rpc(openrpc)] on e.g. trait MyRpc will generate a my_rpc_doc function, which will return an OpenRPC document for the RPC methods as a serde_json::Value.

All parameters and results must implement the JsonSchema trait.

Pub/sub methods won’t be included in the generated doc for now.

Full example: openrpc.rs