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lightprotobufgen
Introduction
lightprotobufgen is a commandline tool based on antlr4.5 to generate lightprotobuf compatible messages from a *.proto file.
usage
lightprotobufgen <file.proto>
The script output on stdout it’s result
Current limitations
- The tool is still in developpment and some features of official .proto format are not implemented yet :
import : imports statments generates an exception. you still can merge manually different files
global options : the global options are not supported yet
unique enum : will be implemented in next release
extends : Message extend are not implemented since it’s mostly usefull with imports and they are not supported yet
packages : Like google official implementation, it won’t be implemented because python use the file paths as modules/package
The 1.0 release will implement the full .proto specifications.
Release notes
1.0.dev2
Remove DESCRIPTION.rst because duplicate of README.rst
1.0.dev1
Comments added to the grammar
Correction of the syntax of negated set in the grammar
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