Generates boilerplate to help use the interceptor/middleware pattern with gRPC server service calls. Desgined to work alongside the gRPC protobuf stub generation system, although this is not required.
Ensure Go is installed on your computer. Run the standard go get as so:
go get github.com/willtrking/grpcintercept
Takes advantage of the execellent go generate tool.
In each file you wish to generate boilerplate for, add the following comment
//go:generate grpcintercept -Service SERVICENAME -GRPCRegister REGISTERCALL $GOFILESERVICENAME must be the name of the service you want to register with gRPC. This should have all of the necessary functions attached to it, as described in your gRPC protobuf stub file.
REGISTERCALL must be the server registration call generated in your gRPC protobuf stub file. This should include the package in dot format, note that that package MUST be used in the file your with your go:generate comment.
For example, if I have a AccountManagementServer in my stub file, which has a RegisterAccountManagementServer function, I would import that stub file with something like
pb example/account/protobuf and my REGISTERCALL would be pb.RegisterAccountManagementServer
Each generated file will have a RegisterService function which you should use in your server registration.
Additionally each of your service functions must include a third argument, which takes in a grpcintercept intercept type, see Types below.
See the examples folder for more details
grpcintercept provides 2 interfaces which you need to implement. One holds data for middleware setup (Interceptor), and has a Init method which generates a new middleware container (InterceptorData) on each gRPC service call. The middleware container implements a Close method which is called after each gRPC service call to run any necessary container cleanup.
See the examples folder for more details
Streaming support
Use AST instead of basic string parsing