armeria - Asynchronous RPC/REST library built on top of Java 8, Netty, HTTP/2, Thrift and gRPC

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Visit the official web site for more information.Armeria is an open-source asynchronous RPC/API client/server library built on top of Java 8, Netty 4.1, HTTP/2, Thrift and gRPC. Its primary goal is to help engineers build high-performance asynchronous microservices that use HTTP/2 as a session layer protocol.

armeria http http2 http-server http-client thrift thrift-server thrift-client microservices grpc rpc rpc-framework rpc-library rpc-server rpc-client micro-framework grpc-client grpc-server jvm

bloomrpc - GUI Client for GRPC Services

•    TypeScript

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The missing GUI Client for GRPC services. Inspired by Postman and GraphQL Playground. BloomRPC aim to give the simplest and efficient developer experience for exploring and querying your GRPC services.

grpc grpc-client grpc-gui gui bloomrpc

grpcc - A gRPC cli interface for easy testing against gRPC servers

•    Javascript

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grpcc is a flexible command-line client for any gRPC server for quick and easy testing of APIs. grpcc is written in nodejs but can talk to a gRPC service written in any language. By default, grpcc will attempt to make a secure connection to the service. If you need an insecure connection, you can pass in the -i flag.

grpc grpc-client devops devtools developer-tools http2 protobuf protobuf3 cli proto

evans - Evans: more expressive universal gRPC client

•    Go

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above usecases is corresponding to Evans's two modes, REPL mode, and command-line mode. proto file which read in demonstration and its implementation are available at ktr0731/evans-demo.

grpc grpc-client completion cli repl-mode protocol-buffers

go-microservice-helpers - A collection of handy snippets that simplify creation of GRPC servers and clients

•    Go

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A collection of handy snippets that simplify creation of GRPC servers and clients. The provided helpers allow to create grpc endpoints with zipkin distributed tracing pre-configured; spawn http servers that serve both grpc and common http traffic; simplify golang crypto primitives to load EC keys.

grpc grpc-client grpc-server jwt tracing opentracing zipkin

gapic-generator-kotlin - Generate Kotlin gRPC client libraries from Protocol Buffer definitions.

•    Kotlin

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Kgen creates idiomatic coroutine-based gRPC Kotlin client libraries from a protocol buffer description of an API. It supports full-stack Kotlin development on the server and in Android applications.

grpc kotlin protocol-buffers grpc-client protoc client-library coroutines android

traefik-grpc - gRPC load balancing with Traefik

•    Go

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gRPC load balancing with Traefik. The README is heavily inspired from traefik docs. As gRPC needs HTTP2, we need valid HTTPS certificates on both gRPC Server and Træfik.

traefik grpc grpc-client grpc-server traefik-grpc

grpc_kit - A kit for creating gRPC server/client in Ruby.

•    Ruby

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A kit for creating gRPC server/client in Ruby. More Details in examples directory.

grpc grpc-server grpc-client grpc-ruby

tropicRPC - A VS Code extension that provides gRPC API endpoint testing.

•    TypeScript

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A Visual Studio Code extension that provides gRPC Remote Procedure Call (gRPC) API endpoint testing. tropicRPC can be installed from the VS Code Extensions Marketplace here.

grpc vscode-extension rpc-framework grpc-client grpc-node server-streaming client-streaming bidirectional-streaming grpc-requests

gax-kotlin - Google API extensions for Kotlin.

•    Kotlin

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Google API extensions for Kotlin. KGax is a small set of utility libraries for interacting with generated gRPC Java stubs in Kotlin using coroutines.

android kotlin experimental protocol-buffers coroutines grpc grpc-client

coherence-js-client - The Coherence JavaScript Client

•    TypeScript

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Coherence JavaScript Client allows Node applications to act as cache clients to a Coherence Cluster using gRPC framework as the network transport. Before testing the library, you must ensure a Coherence cluster is available. For local development, we recommend using the Coherence CE Docker image; it contains everything necessary for the client to operate correctly.

caching microservices clustering scalability grpc distributed data-grid polyglot in-memory coherence grpc-client kv-store grpc-node oracle-coherence node