Is it possible to generate tRPC routes under one schema using different procedures? For example I have a users table and I want the fetch routes to be public but the create and update routes are protected. How could I achieve that? Thank you.

[damonleelcx]

[ymc9]

Hi @damonleelcx , trpc routers are objects so I believe you can delete some member procedures of it. I haven't tried it myself yet though.

[damonleelcx]

Hi @damonleelcx , trpc routers are objects so I believe you can delete some member procedures of it. I haven't tried it myself yet though.

Thanks for replaying.
But the createRouter method takes only one procedure (in the example below a publicProcedure is passed in) which results in all generated routes can only use that publicProcedure. However, for some of the router methods, for example the create method under the User router, I also want to use a protectedProcedure. And for other router methods, for example the findMany method, I am okay with the publicProcedure. But there's only one publicProcedure passed in, how do I make the code generator know which router methods to use the protectedProcedure and some others to use the publicProcedure?

[ymc9]

Hi @damonleelcx , trpc routers are objects so I believe you can delete some member procedures of it. I haven't tried it myself yet though.

Thanks for replaying. But the createRouter method takes only one procedure (in the example below a publicProcedure is passed in) which results in all generated routes can only use that publicProcedure. However, for some of the router methods, for example the create method under the User router, I also want to use a protectedProcedure. And for other router methods, for example the findMany method, I am okay with the publicProcedure. But there's only one publicProcedure passed in, how do I make the code generator know which router methods to use the protectedProcedure and some others to use the publicProcedure?

What I meant was to call createRouter twice and manipulate the router object. Something like the following (just wild thoughts, I haven't tried):

// without mutation
const router1 = createRouter(createTRPCRouter, publicProcedure);
delete router1['user']['create'];
...

// all methods
const router2 = createRouter(createTRPCRouter, protectedProcedure);

Also maybe a cleaner solution is putting the checking logic inside the procedure middleware so that you can use one procedure for all the routes.

[damonleelcx]

Hi @damonleelcx , trpc routers are objects so I believe you can delete some member procedures of it. I haven't tried it myself yet though.

Thanks for replaying. But the createRouter method takes only one procedure (in the example below a publicProcedure is passed in) which results in all generated routes can only use that publicProcedure. However, for some of the router methods, for example the create method under the User router, I also want to use a protectedProcedure. And for other router methods, for example the findMany method, I am okay with the publicProcedure. But there's only one publicProcedure passed in, how do I make the code generator know which router methods to use the protectedProcedure and some others to use the publicProcedure?

What I meant was to call createRouter twice and manipulate the router object. Something like the following (just wild thoughts, I haven't tried):

// without mutation
const router1 = createRouter(createTRPCRouter, publicProcedure);
delete router1['user']['create'];
...

// all methods
const router2 = createRouter(createTRPCRouter, protectedProcedure);

Also maybe a cleaner solution is putting the checking logic inside the procedure middleware so that you can use one procedure for all the routes.

This will work. Thank you.