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This packages provides the Protocol Buffers and Flatbuffers classes for gRPC API of SEEREP.
Import the classes from the seerep.pb
or seerep.fb
modules like this:
from seerep.pb import image_pb2 as image
from seerep.pb import image_service_pb2_grpc as imageService
from seerep.fb import Image
from seerep.fb import image_service_grpc_fb as imageService
For more advanved examples take a look in the SEEREP repository here.
If you are not using the wheel, you manually need to install the flatc
compiler
since it's not available on pypi. Instructions can be found
here
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Package for the SEEREP gRPC API
We found that seerep-grpc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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