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                                            Youssef Gaber

Redux Toolkit/RTK Query support?

@t1mmen oh that's awesome that that's possible. Great to hear! We're a bit consumed now working on v4 of ts-rest, but for sure we'll evaluate this afterwards.

Feature Request: Create new ts-rest client that throws exceptions for error responses

Thank you for your proposal! Pretty well thought out, but you've overlooked a major point, which is why @ts-rest/react-query exists in the first place, and which solves this entire use-case,...

Feature Request: Create new ts-rest client that throws exceptions for error responses

@toteto I left you some comments on the PR. However, I still don't believe much in the utility of throwing on `fetch` except to trigger an error in tanstack query....

Feature Request: Create new ts-rest client that throws exceptions for error responses

And yes, regarding the incorrectly typed `error` object in `@ts-reset/react-query`, I am aware of that, however it is too late to fix now without a breaking change. So we'll be...

Feature Request: Create new ts-rest client that throws exceptions for error responses

@ivan-kleshnin there are `.query()` and `.mutation()` functions exposed that will fetch directly. So you can do `await client.getPost.query()`

String attributes are wrapped in double quotes when using content-type multipart/form-data

Seems like it's intended because there's no other way to encode non-string values, but the corresponding server functionality was not developed to parse the JSON. For now you can work...

fix: add OPTIONS export to nextjs app router example

@tefkah thank you!

Add transformers to integrate with serialization libraries such as superjson, devalue, etc.

We've had this on our roadmap for ts-rest v4, and actually has been something we've been wanting for our app too. The way we've been doing it so far is...

Add transformers to integrate with serialization libraries such as superjson, devalue, etc.

The way I'd also like to do it, is to allow these transformers to consume and modify any part of the requests and responses. I'm not sure if anyone uses...

Add transformers to integrate with serialization libraries such as superjson, devalue, etc.

The big challenge here is by introducing the concept of opaque transformers, you lose the ability to use the contract as source of truth of what an API truly sends...