protoc-polyglot 0.0.1.post11

Protoc wrapper for compilation into any language

All-in-one Protocol Buffers compilation tool

Supported languages:

Python, JavaScript, C++, Rust, Java, Go, ObjectiveC, PHP, Ruby, C#

TODO:

Kotlin, Haskell, Perl, Lua, Swift etc.

Supported OS:

Ubuntu 22.04

Supported architectures:

x86_64

Getting started

1. Build prepared docker image
2. alias DOCKER_RUN='docker run --rm -v [output dir]:/data/output -v [output doc dir]:/data/doc -v [input protos dir]:/data/protos protoc-polyglot-x64:1.54.3'
3. DOCKER_RUN [command]

List of commands:

• List available languages and services:
  cli.py list
• Compile a service:
  [language]/cli.py protoc [name]
• Compile all services:
  [language]/cli.py protoc

Examples:

alias DOCKER_RUN='docker run --rm -v $(pwd)/output:/data/output -v $(pwd)/doc:/data/doc -v $(pwd)/samples:/data/protos -v $(pwd)/tests:/data/tests protoc-polyglot-x64:1.54.3'

• DOCKER_RUN cli.py list
• DOCKER_RUN python/cli.py protoc bookclub
• DOCKER_RUN js/cli.py protoc
• DOCKER_RUN cli.py doc

Contribution

We love that you are interested in helping us with the development of the protoc-polyglot project. To make the process of contributing as simple as possible we have created a couple of guidelines on how to contribute.

Issue tracking and solving

We track every issue in YouTrack. Before solving any bug, make sure it's reported in YouTrack and not already solved.

Make sure to solve only one issue at a time.

Fork & Pull Request

1. Create a fork of this repository
2. Clone your fork to your computer
3. Create a new branch in the forked repository from the base branch dev with a meaningful name
4. Solve the issue
5. Push your changes to the Fork repository.
6. Create a Pull Request from your branch to the dev branch ( GitHub documentation about Pull Requests: https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests)

The Pull Request should have a meaningful title, information about the changes you have made, and a link to the issue in YouTrack.

Do not add unnecessary files, and make sure not to push any sensitive personal information.

Protoc-polyglot team - [e-mail]

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