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Any thoughts on how the type system could surface security issues wrt to server action args?

If I understand correctly, typing args – e.g.

"use server"
export async function likePost(postId: string) { ... }

is awesome for ensuring correct usage in the codebase, but it doesn't stop someone from

Looks like there's a lil' bug here:
```
if (this.classList.contains('liked')) {
const { likes } = await likePost(postId); // This should call `unlikePost` lol
} else {
const { likes } = await unlikePost(postId); // and this `likePost`
}```

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to this 👇

ko-fi.com/africantrans...

CAN I GET A RIDE ON THE 💿🐴?

To help:

- Share
- Donate (any amount!)
- Peruse the shop
- Create for the shop
- Talk about it, including translations in general
- Like the "likepost": bsky.app/profile/edeb...

I know this post is a month old but ... how does versioning work with 'use server'?

Suppose my client imports and calls an exported server function named `likePost`. I deploy. Then I rename `likePost` to `likeSkeet` and redeploy. Do old versions of the clients just break?

opening the network tab and replaying the action sending over a number instead. So I've been doing something like

export async function likePost(unsafePostId: string) {
if (typeof unsafePostId !== 'string') throw;
const postId = unsafePostId;
// ...
}

so I get type safety for the caller but

Ok, everyone! I would *really really* like to push this first goal over the edge today, and get the second book announced. For Many Reasons.

Please, talk about it, like my likepost (I pinned it) donate any amount - we're at 92% - let's push this over!

ko-fi.com/africantrans...

I like the idea of RPCs and scripts being handled by the module system. I think it would feel less magical if the syntax was tied to import/export instead of directives. Something like:

import { LikeButton } from './frontend' with { type: 'script' };
export remote async function likePost(postId)

Stopped using React long before RSCs but this article is super interesting. The pattern makes a lot of sense. The use-client/use-server directives act like RPC between client and server over HTTP/fetch

“importing likePost from the client code gives you an async function that performs the HTTP call”

Set the callback URL to http://127.0.0.1:8976/oauth/callback in your X Developer app. For safety, add an allowlist such as: X_API_TOOL_ALLOWLIST=searchPostsRecent,createPosts,getUsersMe,getPostsById,likePost,repostPost Then run: python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate