th2-grpc-sim 2.2.1

th2_grpc_sim

GRPC Sim Library

This tool generates code from .proto files and upload constructed packages (.proto files and generated code) to specified repositories.

How to use:

1. Create a directory with the name same as project name (replace dashes with underscores) under src/main/proto directory (remove other files and directories if they exist).
2. Place your own .proto files in created directory. Pay attention to package specifier and import statements.
3. Edit paths in python_service_generator stage in Dockerfile.
4. Edit rootProject.name variable in settings.gradle file. This will be the name of Java package.
5. Edit parameters of setup.py in setup function invocation such as: author, author_email, url. Do not edit the others.

Note that the name of created directory under src/main/proto directory is used in Python (it's a package name) and Docker (in python_service_generator stage), so it should be the same in all places.

Parameters

• IMAGE_NAME - name of Docker image
• IMAGE_VERSION - version of Docker image
• APP_VERSION - version of Java package
• ARTIFACTORY_USER - user for Java artifactory
• ARTIFACTORY_PASS - password for Java artifactory
• ARTIFACTORY_REPO - repository for Java artifactory
• ARTIFACTORY_URL - URL for Java artifactory
• NEXUS_URL - URL for Nexus (Java)
• NEXUS_USER - user for Nexus (Java)
• NEXUS_PASS - password for Nexus (Java)
• PYPI_REPOSITORY_URL - URL for Python package repository
• PYPI_USER - user for Python package repository
• PYPI_PASSWORD - password for Python package repository
• APP_NAME - name of Python package
• APP_VERSION - version of Python package

Docker

You can run everything via Docker:

docker build --tag {IMAGE_NAME}:{IMAGE_VERSION} . --build-arg release_version=${APP_VERSION}
                                                  --build-arg artifactory_user=${ARTIFACTORY_USER}
                                                  --build-arg artifactory_password=${ARTIFACTORY_PASS}
                                                  --build-arg artifactory_deploy_repo_key=${ARTIFACTORY_REPO}
                                                  --build-arg artifactory_url=${ARTIFACTORY_URL}
                                                  --build-arg pypi_repository_url=${PYPI_REPOSITORY_URL}
                                                  --build-arg nexus_url=${NEXUS_URL}
                                                  --build-arg nexus_user=${NEXUS_USER}
                                                  --build-arg nexus_password=${NEXUS_PASS}
                                                  --build-arg pypi_user=${PYPI_USER}
                                                  --build-arg pypi_password=${PYPI_PASSWORD}
                                                  --build-arg app_name=${APP_NAME}
                                                  --build-arg app_version=${APP_VERSION}

See Parameters section.

Java

If you wish to manually create and publish package for Java, run these command:

gradle --no-daemon clean build publish artifactoryPublish \
       -Prelease_version=${RELEASE_VERSION} \
       -Partifactory_user=${ARTIFACTORY_USER} \
       -Partifactory_password=${ARTIFACTORY_PASSWORD} \
       -Partifactory_deploy_repo_key=${ARTIFACTORY_DEPLOY_REPO_KEY} \
       -Partifactory_url=${ARTIFACTORY_URL} \
       -Pnexus_url=${NEXUS_URL} \
       -Pnexus_user=${NEXUS_USER} \
       -Pnexus_password=${NEXUS_PASSWORD}

See Parameters section.

Python

If you wish to manually create and publish package for Python:

1. Edit package_info.json file in order to specify name and version for package (create file if it's absent).
2. Run these commands:

pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py generate
python setup.py sdist
twine upload --repository-url ${PYPI_REPOSITORY_URL} --username ${PYPI_USER} --password ${PYPI_PASSWORD} dist/*

See Parameters section.