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AIR Stack v1.1 — Standalone HTTP Dispatch and AIR Form

v1.1.0 — GitHub | MIT Licensed

This release introduces standalone HTTP dispatch for IRPC, simplifies declare signatures and form state handling, and ships AIR Form — the first published library built on the AIR Stack.

Standalone HTTP Dispatch

IRPC's HTTP transport now supports standalone dispatch mode, giving you full HTTP lifecycle control. The declare signatures are also simplified, with less ceremony when defining function stubs. This is useful when IRPC runs outside the Vite SSR plugin — standalone Bun/Node servers, edge workers, or any environment where you manage the HTTP layer yourself.

Cookie Context Validation

Server-side cookie mutations now enforce writable context validation. Attempting to mutate cookies outside a writable context (e.g., outside a request scope) throws a clear error instead of silently failing. This prevents bugs where cookie writes are lost because they happened outside the SSR request lifecycle.

AIR Form

The headline addition: @airlib/form, @airlib/react-form, and @airlib/solid-form — now published on npm.

AIR Form is a reactive and declarative form engine built on Anchor's reactivity. Define a Zod schema, and the engine handles validation, dirty tracking, cross-field matching, error mapping, and submission lifecycle.

React

const UserForm = createForm(userSchema);

export const EditUser = setup<{ user: User }>((props) => {
  return render(() => (
    <UserForm value={props.user} onSubmit={(data, changes) => save(data)}>
      <UserForm.Field name="name" label="Name">
        <TextInput />
      </UserForm.Field>
      <UserForm.Field name="email" label="Email">
        <EmailInput />
      </UserForm.Field>
      <FormSubmit>Save</FormSubmit>
    </UserForm>
  ));
});

SolidJS

const UserForm = createForm(userSchema);

export const EditUser = setup<{ user: User }>((props) => {
  return (
    <UserForm value={props.user} onSubmit={(data, changes) => save(data)}>
      <UserForm.Field name="name" label="Name">
        <TextInput />
      </UserForm.Field>
      <UserForm.Field name="email" label="Email">
        <EmailInput />
      </UserForm.Field>
      <FormSubmit>Save</FormSubmit>
    </UserForm>
  );
});

Three packages, one API surface:

• @airlib/form — framework-agnostic form engine (schema, state, validation)
• @airlib/react-form — React components (Form, Field, FieldList, FormSubmit, FormReset, all inputs)
• @airlib/solid-form — SolidJS components (same API, fine-grained reactivity)

Full documentation at airlib.dev/airlib/form.

Bug Fixes

• SolidJS render props — setup components now correctly detect function children vs static JSX in Solid, using createMemo for reactive branching.

SSR Improvements

• Dynamic core loading — vite-ssr now loads core context utilities via ssrLoadModule, removing hard-coded imports and improving compatibility with different module resolutions.
• Simplified cookie handling — removed the cookie context middleware from the IRPC HTTP router. Cookie propagation is now handled entirely through the SSR render pipeline.

Documentation

• Universal SSR and ISR documentation
• Framework and RPC comparison articles
• Smart form component tutorial with interactive demo
• Comprehensive AIR Form documentation (Getting Started, Form Inputs, Composition, General Form, Core API)

Get Started

React

bun add @anchorlib/core@^1.1.0 @anchorlib/react@^1.1.0
bun add @airlib/form @airlib/react-form

SolidJS

bun add @anchorlib/core@^1.1.0 @anchorlib/solid@^1.1.0
bun add @airlib/form @airlib/solid-form

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