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This comparison table helps you understand how oRPC differs from other popular TypeScript RPC and REST solutions.

  • ✅ First-class, built-in support
  • 🟡 Lacks features, or requires third-party integrations
  • 🛑 Not supported or not documented
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End-to-end Typesafe Input/Output✅✅✅✅
End-to-end Typesafe Errors1, 2✅🟡✅✅
End-to-end Typesafe File/Blob1✅🟡🛑🛑
End-to-end Typesafe Streaming1✅✅🛑🛑
Tanstack Query Integration (React)1✅✅🟡🛑
Tanstack Query Integration (Vue)1✅🛑🟡🛑
Tanstack Query Integration (Solid)1✅🛑🟡🛑
Tanstack Query Integration (Svelte)1✅🛑🛑🛑
Tanstack Query Integration (Angular)1✅🛑🛑🛑
Vue Pinia Colada Integration1✅🛑🛑🛑
With Contract-First Approach1✅🛑✅✅
Without Contract-First Approach✅✅🛑✅
OpenAPI Support1✅🟡🟡✅
OpenAPI Support for multiple schema1✅🛑🛑✅
OpenAPI Bracket Notation Support1✅🛑🛑🛑
Server Actions Support1✅✅🛑🛑
Lazy Router1✅✅🛑🛑
Native Types (Date, URL, Set, Maps, ...)1✅🟡🛑🛑
Streaming response (SSE)1✅✅🛑✅
Standard Schema (Zod, Valibot, ArkType, ...)✅✅🛑🟡
Built-in Plugins (CORS, CSRF, Retry, ...)✅🛑🛑✅
Batch Requests1✅✅🛑🛑
WebSockets1✅✅🛑🛑
Cloudflare Websocket Hibernation1✅🛑🛑🛑
Nest.js integration1✅🟡✅🛑
Message Port (Electron, Browser, Workers, ...)1✅🟡🛑🛑

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