import "github.com/blueprint-uservices/blueprint/plugins/thrift"Package thrift implements a Blueprint plugin that enables any Golang service to be deployed using a Thrift server.
To use the plugin in a Blueprint wiring spec, import this package and use the Deploy method, i.e.
import "github.com/blueprint-uservices/blueprint/plugins/thrift"
thrift.Deploy(spec, "my_service")
See the documentation for Deploy for more information about its behavior.
The plugin implements thrift code generation, as well as generating a server-side handler and a client-side library that calls the server. This is implemented within the [thriftcodegen] pacakge.
To use this plugin, the thrift compiler and version-matching go bindings are required to be installed on the machine that is compiling the Blueprint wiring spec. Installation instructions can be found: https://thrift.apache.org/download
func Deploy
func Deploy(spec wiring.WiringSpec, serviceName string)Deploys `serviceName` as a Thrift server.
Typically serviceName should be the name of a workflow service that was initially defined using [workflow.Define].
Like many other modifiers, Thrift modifies the service at the golang level, by generating server-side handler code and a client-side library. However, Thrift should be the last golang-level modifier applied to a service, because thereafter communication between the client and server is no longer at the golang level, but at the network level.
Deploying a service with Thrift increases the visibility of the service within the application. By default, any other service running in any other container or namespace can now contact this service.
type ThriftInterface
type ThriftInterface struct {
service.ServiceInterface
Wrapped service.ServiceInterface
}func (*ThriftInterface) GetMethods
func (thrift *ThriftInterface) GetMethods() []service.Methodfunc (*ThriftInterface) GetName
func (thrift *ThriftInterface) GetName() stringGenerated by gomarkdoc