Structuring with tRPC Routers

As your application grows, your API can become messy. tRPC routers help you organize your API into logical, reusable modules.

Think of a router as a folder for your API endpoints. Instead of one giant file, you group related operations together.

• Modularity: Break down complex APIs.
• Readability: Easier to understand specific parts.
• Scalability: Simplifies adding new features.

In tRPC, you create a router using trpc.router(). This function comes from your tRPC instance, which we assume is set up.

A router acts as a container for your API procedures (queries and mutations). Each router can have its own set of procedures.

Here's how you might define a simple "user" router:

const userRouter = t.router({
  // Procedures will go here
});