Has anyone figured out a way to more
Has anyone figured out a way to more elegantly do selective middleware patterns with convex functions? They put out a video on an experiemtn, but I don't think buying into this makes sense: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFqWtLBSgk8
https://friendly-zebra-716.convex.site/
But I'd like to be able to conceptually do things like:
const query = query.with(otelLoggerMiddleware).with(authzMiddleware) and have it append optional args, handle authentication, etc and spit out a ctx object with things like ctx.logger.createSpan() or ctx.authz.userCan()
It seems like you might be able to compose those custom functions (haven't tried yet), so that could work, but the custom functions docs are nearly non-existent--they don't explain all the ways you can use it, what you can and can't do, etc.
His fluent pattern is cool, but it's an experimental lib.
Thoughts on how you're handling selecting what extra features your queries/mutations/actions have per function?
https://friendly-zebra-716.convex.site/
But I'd like to be able to conceptually do things like:
const query = query.with(otelLoggerMiddleware).with(authzMiddleware) and have it append optional args, handle authentication, etc and spit out a ctx object with things like ctx.logger.createSpan() or ctx.authz.userCan()
It seems like you might be able to compose those custom functions (haven't tried yet), so that could work, but the custom functions docs are nearly non-existent--they don't explain all the ways you can use it, what you can and can't do, etc.
His fluent pattern is cool, but it's an experimental lib.
Thoughts on how you're handling selecting what extra features your queries/mutations/actions have per function?
