gRPC Swagger

6.2easy start · #16 of 23
in gRPC Tools

Runs on api, self-hosted, Web.

gRPC Swagger is ranked #16 of 23 in gRPC tools on The Geeks Club. It runs on API, Self-hosted, Web.

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Purpose: gRPC-swagger is a debugging tool that uses gRPC reflection to list and call gRPC methods through Swagger UI.
Setup: It requires enabling reflection on the gRPC service and says proto files and related implementations do not need modification.
Service definitions: Swagger UI displays definitions of gRPC methods and their parameters.
Method testing: Users can test a gRPC method with the Swagger UI “Try it out” button.
Request format: The request data and headers passed to the gRPC server are supplied in JSON format.
Endpoint registration: The tool registers a gRPC endpoint by host and port, then scans for available services.
Deployment: The project can be run from a released JAR or built from source, and defaults to port 8080.
Configuration: A setting can enable or disable listing registered services, and another can expire an inactive registered service after a specified number of seconds.
API: The documented endpoints include service registration, listing services, calling a gRPC method, and returning API documentation for Swagger UI.
License: The repository provides the software under the MIT License, which grants use without charge subject to its stated conditions.
Support and contributions: The project invites users to open an issue or pull request to contribute.
Notable requirement: The gRPC service must have reflection enabled for the tool to discover its services and methods.

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