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* adds proto files for netstate crud * moves netstate grpc client lib into pkg/netstate where grpc netstate service is defined * starts adding grpc client and server tests * moves creation of grpc server into cmd/netstate/main.go, removes pkg/netstate/service.go, adds more client testing * changed all 'Path' and 'Value' fields from strings to bytes, updated tests * changes Get and Delete in proto file to receive 'requests' instead of 'file paths', adds tests for Get, List, and Delete * changes netstate-routes to get 'fileValue' bytes not 'fileInfo' * adds example rpc client in 'examples' and adds more specific debug logs * adds readmes for netstate rpc services and updates netstate-routes |
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gRPC Server + BoltDB Crud Interface
This is a gRPC server which handles CRUD (create, read, update, delete) requests for storing file paths and small values to BoltDB.
For example, you can store a value (i.e. "hello world") at /my/test/file and interact with /my/test/file through an API, backed by BoltDB.
To run the server:
go run cmd/netstate-rpc/server/main.go
You can also run using these flags: -port=<port-number> -prod=<bool> -db=<db-name>
You can then write a client program using the client library to access the Put, Get, List, and Delete methods to create/interact with small values stored in a BoltDB.
An example program utilizing these functions can be found at storj.io/storj/examples/netstate-client/main.go.
Afterward, you can also use Bolter or a similar BoltDB viewer to make sure your files were changed as expected.
If changes are made to storj.io/storj/protos/netstate/netstate.proto, the protobuf file will need to be regenerated by running go generate inside protos/netstate.