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Adonis gRPC client provider for easily communicate with gRPC services
npm i adonis-grpc-consumer
node ace configure adonis-grpc-consumer
First of all, you need to create a "proto" folder at the root of your Adonis project in which you will obviously store your protobuf definition files.
my-app/proto/myService.proto :
syntax = "proto3";
package my_service;
message Empty {}
service MyService {
rpc SendMessage (SendMessageRequest) returns (Empty) {};
}
message SendMessageRequest {
string message = 1;
}
Now you have to generate the type definitions for typescript. To do this, run :
npx build-proto --longs=String --enums=String --defaults --oneofs --grpcLib=@grpc/grpc-js --outDir=./proto/ ./proto/*.proto
build-proto
is an executable from @grpc/proto-loader
package ( proto-loader-gen-types
) that is embedded in adonis-grpc-consumer
.
If everything went well, in my-app/proto/ you should find your TS definition files next to your .proto file.
Now we go back to Adonis, we will add our freshly created service as a consumable service, in config/grpc-consumer.ts :
let grpcConfig: GrpcConsumerConfig = {
verbose: true,
clients: [
{
name: 'MY_SERVICE',
options: {
package: 'my_service',
serviceName: 'MyService',
protoPath: path.join(__dirname + '/../proto/myService.proto'),
url: '127.0.0.1:4545', // Don't forget to add your service url here
},
},
],
}
export default grpcConfig
Try to launch your application, in case everything went well, you should see the following message (only with verbose: true
):
[GRPC] Client MY_SERVICE connected !
To use our service and call the SendMessage
function defined in the protobuf file, we do the following:
import GrpcConsumer, { grpc } from '@ioc:Adonis/Addons/GrpcConsumer'
import { MyServiceClient } from 'proto/my_service/MyService'
const client = GrpcConsumer.getClient<MyServiceClient>('MY_SERVICE')
client.SendMessage({ message: 'hello !' }, (error?: grpc.ServiceError) => {
if (error) {
console.error(error.message)
}
}
)
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Adonis gRPC client provider for easily communicate with gRPC services
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