gr8pc 0.1.0

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gr8pc: A High-Level gRPC Wrapper for python

This library is a direct adaptation of py-grpcio, featuring a few modifications and tailored customizations. Depending on your needs, you may find the original repository better suited to your requirements and preferred practices.

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Background and Motivation

As noted before, gr8pc is an adaptation of the py-grpcio library, with a few key modifications:

• Python 3.11 Compatibility: This library is compatible with Python 3.11 (the original library demands >=3.12).
• Separation between Logic and Protobuf file Generation: gr8pc splits into two subprojects: one for the core server and client logic, and another (optional) CLI tool for .proto file generation. This design decision was made to make the dependency on jinja not necessary for the core library. In other words, the core library won't generate .proto files during runtime and will raise an error if it can't find them. The .proto file must be generated at development time using the CLI tool.

Installation

pip install gr8pc

To install the optional CLI:

pip install gr8gen

Usage

For usage documentation, please refer to the original py-grpcio repository.

Proto Generation Tool

$ gr8gen --help

usage: gr8gen [-h] [--version] [-o OUT] -s SVCS [SVCS ...]

A CLI tool for processing paths and services.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  -o OUT, --out OUT     Path for output. Must be an existing or new directory. (default: ./proto)
  -s SVCS [SVCS ...], --svcs SVCS [SVCS ...]
                        Python-like import path(s) for service(s). Example: 'path.to.class.Class'. (default: None)

The gr8gen tool generates the necessary .proto file. Usage:

gr8gen --output /path/to/proto/folder --service path.to.service.Service path.to.another.service.AnotherService

Acknowledgments

This library is derived directly from the py-grpcio package, maintaining much of the original structure and functionality.