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Back on this again finally. I have reimplemented a lot of stuff to support metadata and backpressure. I am redoing all the test. |
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Fixes #390
/claim #390
Problem
Built-in support in Kyo for gRPC.
Solution
The code generation uses paiges which I don't love. I started using Scalameta but it doesn't support comments. It is possible this has changed since then. Either way, perhaps switching back to Scalameta would be a better choice. This code got a bit funky.
This is similar to zio-grpc although their
ServerLayerandServiceListstuff seemed unnecessary.I am using the high level API. In future I'll try implementing it using
ServerCallHandlerwhich would probably give much better flow control and backpressure. It seems to still be pretty performant even without it (I need to run the benchmarks again).Notes
TODO during PR:
closeAwaitEmptyFiberTODO after PR: