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This repo provides an abstraction for an RPC connection: the Channel
.
Implementations of Channel
can provide alternate transports -- different
from the standard HTTP/2-based transport provided by the google.golang.org/grpc
package.
This can be useful for providing new transports, such as HTTP 1.1, web sockets, or (significantly) in-process channels for testing.
This repo also contains two such alternate transports: an HTTP 1.1 implementation of gRPC (which supports all stream kinds other than full-duplex bidi streams) and an in-process transport (which allows a process to dispatch handlers implemented in the same program without needing serialize and de-serialize messages over the loopback network interface).
In order to use channels with your proto-defined gRPC services, you need to use a
protoc plugin included in this repo: protoc-gen-grpchan
.
go install github.com/fullstorydev/grpchan/cmd/protoc-gen-grpchan
You use the plugin via a --grpchan_out
parameter to protoc. Specify the same
output directory to this parameter as you supply to --go_out
. The plugin will
then generate *.pb.grpchan.go
files, alongside the *.pb.go
files. These
additional files contain additional methods that let you use the proto-defined
service methods with alternate transports.
//go:generate protoc --go_out=plugins=grpc:. --grpchan_out=. my.proto
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