Create a service on the fly

1, Compile and install Turbo Command tools

Download executable binary files “turbo” and “protoc-gen-buildfields” at release page .

Continue reading if you want to compile by yourself, or else jump to next step.

First, install go 和 protoc , then download Turbo repo ：

git clone https://github.com/vaporz/turbo.git

Turbo manages dependencies with “go modules”:

$ cd turbo
$ go mod tidy
$ make install
...
$ turbo -v
turbo version v0.4.0

2, Create your service

$ turbo create package/path/to/yourservice YourService -r grpc -p ~/

“package/path/to/yourservice” is package name, “YourService” is backend service’s name, “-r grpc” means to create a gRPC service as backend service, or you can create a Thrift service as backend service using “-r thrift”, “-p ~/” shows the directory in which new project will be created.

Once succeed, directory “~/package/path/to/yourservice” is created, along with some generated codes.

3, Run

Install dependencies with “go mod”:

cd ~/package/path/to/yourservice
go mod init

That’s it! Now let’s Play!

Start both gRPC server and HTTP server:

cd ~/package/path/to/yourservice
go run main.go

Send a request:

$ curl -w "\n" "http://localhost:8081/hello?your_name=Alice"
message:"Hello, Alice"

Or you can start gRPC server and HTTP server separately:

$ cd ~/package/path/to/yourservice
# start grpc service
$ go run grpcservice/yourservice.go
# start http server
$ go run grpcapi/yourserviceapi.go