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Alpha : Ready for early adopters
This requires node to be installed. If you instead have the nodejs executable on Debian, you should install the nodejs-legacy package.
First, clone this repository (NPM package coming soon). Then follow the instructions in the INSTALL file in the root of the repository to install the C core library that this package depends on.
Then, simply run npm install in or referencing this directory.
To run the test suite, simply run npm test in the install location.
This library internally uses ProtoBuf.js, and some structures it exports match those exported by that library
If you require this module, you will get an object with the following members
function load(filename)
Takes a filename of a Protocol Buffer file, and returns an object representing the structure of the protocol buffer in the following way:
service member that can be used for constructing servers.Anything else becomes the relevant reflection object that ProtoBuf.js would create
function loadObject(reflectionObject)
Returns the same structure that load returns, but takes a reflection object from ProtoBuf.js instead of a file name.
function buildServer(serviceArray)
Takes an array of service objects and returns a constructor for a server that handles requests to all of those services.
status
An object mapping status names to status code numbers.
callError
An object mapping call error names to codes. This is primarily useful for tracking down certain kinds of internal errors.
Credentials
An object with factory methods for creating credential objects for clients.
ServerCredentials
An object with factory methods fro creating credential objects for servers.