Orpc Contract First
langgenius/difyDevelopers building Dify frontend can use a contract-first approach to keep APIs consistent. The contract acts as a single source of truth in the web/contract folder. This method preserves TypeScript type inference and reduces errors.
The core workflow starts with defining a contract in the right domain file. You then register it in the router. Finally you consume the contract from UI call sites using TanStack Query. This keeps everything aligned.
There are clear rules for when to use queryOptions directly and when to extract helpers. Avoid creating thin use-* hooks for a single endpoint. This skill helps you decide the best pattern.
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