antontroskie / radrpc

🚀 Craft radical RPC services that mirror the experience of invoking genuine functions with seamless ease.

About

The objective of this project is to develop intuitive interfaces for Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) that emulate the experience of invoking real functions and demand minimal setup.

Features

• Seamlessly emulate the call pattern reminiscent of invoking genuine functions.
• Effortlessly generate client and service definitions directly from Golang code that boast thread safety, allowing seamless migration across various execution contexts.
• Adapt to diverse client and service configurations with ease.
• Leverage TCP-based communication for robust connectivity.

How to use guide.

How to use this project

• Clone this repository into your local machine.

    git clone https://github.com/antontroskie/radrpc.git

• Use make help to see available commands.

Example

Defining an RPC Interface

Suppose we have the following interface for a user service located at ./examples/userservice/userservice.go

package userservice

type UserServiceRPC interface {
 CreateNewUser(name string, age int)
 GetUsers() []User
}

type UserService struct {
 users map[string]User
}

type User struct {
 Name string
 Age  int
}

func (u *UserService) CreateNewUser(name string, age int) {
 if u.users == nil {
  u.users = make(map[string]User)
 }
 u.users[name] = User{
  Name: name,
  Age:  age,
 }
}

func (u *UserService) GetUsers() []User {
 if u.users == nil {
  return []User{}
 }
 var users []User
 for _, user := range u.users {
  users = append(users, user)
 }
 return users
}

We can use the generator to create client and service definitions for the UserServiceRPC interface:

go run ./cmd/generator/main.go ./examples/userservice.UserServiceRPC

This will generate the following file, containing both client and service definitions:

./examples/userservice_rad_gen/userservice_rad_gen.go

Create a Service and Client

Using the generated code, we create a new service and client to invoke the CreateNewUser and GetUsers methods remotely:

Service

package main

import (
 "time"

 userservice "github.com/antontroskie/radrpc/examples/userservice"
 userservicerad "github.com/antontroskie/radrpc/examples/userservice_rad_gen"
 rds "github.com/antontroskie/radrpc/pkg/rpc/service"
)

func main() {
 // Create a new service configuration
 serviceConfig := rds.RPCServiceConfig{
  Host:               ":8080",
  MaxConnections:     2,
  MaxRPCCallWaitTime: time.Second * 5,
  HeartbeatInterval:  time.Second * 1,
  MaxMessageRetries:  3,
  MaxConcurrentCalls: 5,
  UseTLS:             false,
 }

 // Create new service
 serviceRPC := userservicerad.NewUserServiceRPCRDService()

 // Create handler for the service
 handler := new(userservice.UserService)

 // Start the service with designated target
 if err := serviceRPC.StartService(handler, serviceConfig); err != nil {
  panic(err)
 }
}

Client

package main

import (
 "fmt"
 "time"

 userservicerad "github.com/antontroskie/radrpc/examples/userservice_rad_gen"
 rdc "github.com/antontroskie/radrpc/pkg/rpc/client"
)

func main() {
 // Create a new client configuration
 clientConfig := rdc.RPCClientConfig{
  Host:                    ":8080",
  MaxConnectionRetries:    0, // Retry indefinitely
  ConnectionRetryInterval: time.Second * 1,
  MaxRPCCallWaitTime:      time.Second * 5,
  UseTLS:                  false,
 }

 // Create new client
 clientRPC := userservicerad.NewUserServiceRPCRDClient()

 // Attempt to connect to the service
 rpcInterface, err := clientRPC.Connect(clientConfig)
 if err != nil {
  panic(err)
 }

 // Create a new user
 rpcInterface.CreateNewUser("Anton Troskie", 28)

 // Get all users
 users := rpcInterface.GetUsers()

 // Print users
 for _, user := range users {
  fmt.Printf("User: %v\n", user)
 }
}

Restrictions

When using the generator to create client and service definitions, the following restrictions apply:

• The target interface must be defined in a file with the same name as the package.
• The target interface must contain methods that return a single value.
• The target interface must only contain function parameters and return values that are concrete types.
• The target interface must only have one implementation.

Contributors

Feedback

You can make this project better, please feel free to open a Pull Request.

• If you notice a bug or a typo use the tag "Correction".
• If you want to share any ideas to help make this project better, use the tag "Enhancement".

Contact Me 📨

Contact

Reach me via email: [e-mail]

License

• MIT License

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