[cpursley]

I'm piggybacking on the OpenAPI spec as well to generate a SQL-like query syntax along with generated types which makes working with any 3rd party API feel the same.

What if you could query any ole' API like this?:

  Apipe.new(GitHun) |> from("search/repositories") |> eq(:language, "elixir") |> order_by(:updated) |> limit(1) |> execute()

This way, you don't have to know about all the available gRPC functions or the 3rd party API's RESTful quirks while retaining built-in documenting and having access to types.

https://github.com/cpursley/apipe

I'm considering building a TS adapter layer so that you can just drop this into your JS/TS project like you would with Supabase:

  const { data, error } = await apipe.from('search/repositories').eq('language', 'elixir').order_by('updated').limit(1)

Where this would run through the Elixir proxy which would do the heavy lifting like async, handle rate limits, etc.