gRPC 1.0.1-pre packages for implementations that wrap the C runtime are now available for testing!
kail...@google.com
Hi Everyone,
We are close to the 1.0.1 patch release for implementations that wrap the grpc C runtime. We have published pre-packages into the usual repositories.
Please give these a try and report any issues via our issue trackers on github, it will help ensure that our 1.0.1 release works well for you. This is a PATCH release and as such, only contains bug fixes.
The 1.0.1 PATCH release for Java has already been released (notes).
Issue tracker:
https://github.com/grpc/grpc/issues
Notes on installation:
Python:
pip install --pre grpcio
pip install --pre grpcio-tools
Ruby:
gem install grpc --pre
gem install grpc-tools --pre
Node,js:
npm install grpc
npm install grpc-tools
PHP:
[sudo] pecl install grpc-beta
gem install ronn rake
git clone https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP
cd Protobuf-PHP
rake pear:package version=1.0
[sudo] pear install Protobuf-1.0.tgz
C#:
Open Visual Studio / MonoDevelop / Xamarin Studio and start a new project/solution.
Note that if you’re using an older version of MonoDevelop or Xamarin Studio (or even VS2013, if your nuget client isn’t up to date), you may need to install grpc and its dependencies via the command line nuget. See pre-req, download, and build sections of http://www.grpc.io/docs/quickstart/csharp.html
Grpc.1.0.1-pre1 is now compatible with netstandard1.5. If you’re using the dotnet cli, and targeting a netstandard-1.5 compatible .NET framework like .NET Core in a project.json file, then you can add grpc-1.0.1-pre1 as a dependency and restore it with ‘dotnet restore’ (you can still target .NET 4.5 framework and use grpc in this way). See https://github.com/grpc/grpc/tree/master/examples/csharp/helloworld-from-cli for an example that targets the .NET 4.5 framework.
Add the Grpc NuGet package as a dependency (Project options -> Manage NuGet Packages).
To be able to generate code from Protocol Buffer (.proto) file definitions, add the Grpc.Tools NuGet package that contains Protocol Buffers compiler (protoc) and the gRPC protoc plugin.
Make sure to “show prerelease packages”.
Or provide the -Prerelease flag to ‘nuget install’ if using the command line.