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nocloud-proto

v1.0.1

Published

Buf generated Protobufs and API services for EcmaScript

Downloads

13

Readme

NoCloud API Proto

This repo containes protobuf files and Go generated code for the NoCloud APIs.

Install

Go

At your project(where go.mod is):

go get github.com/slntopp/nocloud-proto@latest

How to use

Generating

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Navigate to cloned repo directory

Docker

Just run:

docker run -it \
  -v $(pwd):/go/src/github.com/slntopp/nocloud-proto \
  ghcr.io/slntopp/nocloud/buf:latest

Buf

Set up buf, follow Dockerfile for additional dependencies.

Run buf generate

How to generate code for you language

Check according module for buf, add it to buf.gen.yaml, run buf generate.

If you're generating using Docker, you'd have to build image first.

JavaScript/Typescript

buf.gen.ts.yaml as well as generated code can be found in this repo. To regenerate code, you would need to have dependencies listed in dependencies.json installed, as well as protoc-gen-js, which can either be installed using brew install protobuf@3 or downloaded as binary from Releases here.

Once you're all set up, run:

buf generate --template buf.gen.ts.yaml

How to Use

See examples/ts for Example in TypeScript.

PHP

buf.gen.php.yaml as well as generated code can be found in this repo. In order to regenerate code, you would need to have grpc_php_plugin.

PHP gRPC

Follow the offical manual from Google to install all the necessary tools

grpc_php_plugin

You need the grpc_php_plugin to generate the PHP client stub classes. This plugin works with the main protoc binary to generate classes that you can import into your project.

You can build grpc_php_plugin with cmake (mind that you have to replace RELEASE_TAG_HERE):

git clone -b RELEASE_TAG_HERE https://github.com/grpc/grpc
cd grpc
git submodule update --init
mkdir -p cmake/build
cd cmake/build
cmake ../..
make protoc grpc_php_plugin

Put grpc_php_plugin to /usr/local/bin or another directory

It is necessary to change the path option in buf.gen.php.yaml if grpc_php_plugin location differs from /usr/local/bin

Source

Dart/Flutter

buf.gen.ts.yaml can be found in this repo. In order to regenerate code, you would need to have protoc_gen_dart which can be obtained with dart pub.