We are currently using gruf to serve a gRPC endpoint which sits on top of the standard grpc library. However, we have run into the problem that beefcake is trying to solve in providing a more usable ruby protobuf definition. I was wondering if you have any guidance on how we could use beefcake's protobuf generation to serve a gRPC endpoint (with or without the above gruf/grpc libraries).
I know this may not be a primary concern for the authors of beefcake, but was hoping someone here could point me in the right direction. Thank you!
We are currently using gruf to serve a gRPC endpoint which sits on top of the standard grpc library. However, we have run into the problem that beefcake is trying to solve in providing a more usable ruby protobuf definition. I was wondering if you have any guidance on how we could use beefcake's protobuf generation to serve a gRPC endpoint (with or without the above gruf/grpc libraries).
I know this may not be a primary concern for the authors of beefcake, but was hoping someone here could point me in the right direction. Thank you!