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grpc-getting-started
Advanced tools
Demonstration of the use of gRPC and front-end.
The envoy.yaml file configures Envoy to listen to browser requests at port 12345
, and forward them to port 9090
.
$ npm run proxy
9090
)10005
)run following command to test:
$ npm run start
When these are all ready, you can open a browser tab and navigate to http://localhost:10005
.proto
file and generate a .js
file we can recognize.$ npm run build:protos
It will generate a js file dist/client-main.js
and a html file dist/index.html
$ npm run build:client
This file is to call with <script>
, which is used as the interface of gRPC API.
Execute the build command below, it will generate a js file dist-api/api-main.js
and a html file dist-api/index.html
$ build:api-prod
or
$ build:api-dev
Next, Use api-main.js
to call the interface and run following command:
$ npm run proxy
$ npm run test:api
Visit http://localhost:4002
to test, it will output in the console: "Hello: string 1 string 2"
Licensed under the MIT.
FAQs
Demonstration of the use of gRPC and front-end
The npm package grpc-getting-started receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, grpc-getting-started popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that grpc-getting-started demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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