grpc-docs

6.1easy start · #18 of 23
in gRPC Tools

Runs on Web.

grpc-docs is ranked #18 of 23 in gRPC tools on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

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Purpose: grpc-docs describes itself as interactive gRPC API documentation, similar to Swagger UI but for gRPC APIs.
Standalone use: The project can be used as a widget in an existing React frontend or run with Docker.
Input format: Standalone setup uses JSON API descriptions generated from protobuf files with protoc-gen-doc.
GenDocu integration: The README supports using grpc-docs with GenDocu Cloud through a React component.
Custom backend: The README says users can implement their own backend wrapper and links to API documentation.
Feature comparison: The comparison lists code snippets and password-protected documentation for grpc-docs with GenDocu, while standalone grpc-docs lacks both.
Language support: The comparison lists one programming language for standalone grpc-docs and six for grpc-docs with GenDocu.
Notable limits: The comparison marks environment selection and authentication descriptions as not yet implemented for standalone grpc-docs and grpc-docs with GenDocu.
Access controls: The comparison lists RBAC-protected documentation and SSO for GenDocu Developer Portal, but not for grpc-docs standalone or with GenDocu.
License: The repository is licensed under MIT.
Runtime requirement: The README says installation requires Node.js 12 or later.

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