nextJS trpc subscriptions using createEnv
I am following this (https://github.com/trpc/examples-next-prisma-websockets-starter) example, in order to try and integrate my next js app with trpc sockets. In this example they define a standalone file src/server/prodServer.ts & src/server/wssDevServer.ts . Ideally I would not like to have two seperate file's for if im running in development, or production - I would rather programatically dictate the behaviour of how the server is initialised based on the NODE_ENV env variable, for that reason I'm trying to launch my copy of prodServer in development mode (without first building).
To run this file in development mode, I am using a similar command as they do in the example (see package.json):
When I run this command,
I have tried putting my enviroment variables in both a .env.local file, aswell as a .env file. Neither seems to allow createEnv to pick up on them, while using tsx. Note, I would be fine to use something other than tsx to run the file - my actual problem is that I wish to implement subscription support for trpc into my next app, the linked project is the only implemenation I could find online - so I am going off of their approach, if anyone can suggest another approach - please do.
To run this file in development mode, I am using a similar command as they do in the example (see package.json):
cross-env PORT=3001 tsx watch src/server/server.tsWhen I run this command,
@t3-oss/env-nextjsnext devI have tried putting my enviroment variables in both a .env.local file, aswell as a .env file. Neither seems to allow createEnv to pick up on them, while using tsx. Note, I would be fine to use something other than tsx to run the file - my actual problem is that I wish to implement subscription support for trpc into my next app, the linked project is the only implemenation I could find online - so I am going off of their approach, if anyone can suggest another approach - please do.
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tRPC Next.js WebSocket Starter. Contribute to trpc/examples-next-prisma-websockets-starter development by creating an account on GitHub.
tRPC Next.js WebSocket Starter. Contribute to trpc/examples-next-prisma-websockets-starter development by creating an account on GitHub.
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