Grpcbin

Similar with httpbin(https://httpbin.org/) to test the grpc connection.

Quick Start

Binary

# install binary
export VERSION="1.1.0"
export PLATFORM="linux_amd64"

curl -sSL https://github.com/Anddd7/grpcbin/releases/download/v${VERSION}/grpcbin_v${VERSION}_${PLATFORM}.tar.gz -o grpcbin.tar.gz
tar -xzf grpcbin.tar.gz grpcbin

# start server
./grpcbin serve

# send grpc call
./grpcbin unary --message hello

Docker

# pull docker image
docker pull ghcr.io/anddd7/grpcbin:latest

# start server
docker run -d -p 50051:50051 ghcr.io/anddd7/grpcbin
# send grpc call to server
docker run -it ghcr.io/anddd7/grpcbin unary --message hello --server <server_container_ip>

# you can get server ip via 
docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' $(docker ps -q)

TLS Support

from v1.1.0, it support tls connection.
you can use --tls-cert and --tls-key to define the cert and key file for both server and client.

Built-in self-signed certificate (see certs)

# start server with tls cert
docker run -d -p 50051:50051 ghcr.io/anddd7/grpcbin serve --tls-cert="/certs/server.crt" --tls-key="/certs/server.key"
# send grpc call to server
docker run -it ghcr.io/anddd7/grpcbin unary --message hello --server <server_container_ip> --tls-cert="/certs/server.crt"

Use your own certificate

# start server with tls cert
docker run -d -p 50051:50051 -v /path/to/your/cert:/certs ghcr.io/anddd7/grpcbin serve --tls-cert="/certs/server.crt" --tls-key="/certs/server.key"
# send grpc call to server
docker run -it -v /path/to/your/cert:/certs ghcr.io/anddd7/grpcbin unary --message hello --server <server_container_ip> --tls-cert="/certs/server.crt"

Usage

RequestAttributes is used to contol how server handle the request, including:

• http_code: returns specific http status code, only <400 returns body
• delay: delay time for server to response
• response_headers: add headers to response

ResponseAttributes is used to inspect the request metadata, including:

• requester_ip
• requester_host
• requester_user_agent
• request_headers

Unary

Send a data and get a result

grpcbin unary --message hello

# delay 5s
grpcbin unary --message hello --delay 5

# add custom headers in both request and response
grpcbin unary --message hello --response-headers=responder=anddd7 --headers=caller=anddd7

Server Streaming

Send a data and get a stream of results

grpcbin server-streaming --message hello

# get 5 messages
grpcbin server-streaming --message hello --count 5

# delay 2s for each message
grpcbin server-streaming --message hello --count 5 --delay 2

Client Streaming

Send a stream of data and get a result

grpcbin client-streaming --message hello

# send 5 messages
grpcbin client-streaming --message hello --count 5

# delay 2s for server response
grpcbin client-streaming --message hello --count 5 --delay 2

Bidirectional Streaming

Send a stream of data and get a stream of results

grpcbin bidirectional-streaming --message hello

# send and get 5 messages
grpcbin bidirectional-streaming --message hello --count 5

# delay 2s for each round
grpcbin bidirectional-streaming --message hello --count 5 --delay 2

Tips

You you want to use it in kubernetes, check example and tutorial here.