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@tytorobotics/flightstand-api

v3.0.2

Published

JavaScript gRPC client for Tyto Robotics Flight Stand Software.

Readme

Flight Stand JavaScript API

Install the package from npm:

npm install @tytorobotics/flightstand-api

Use the generated message and service modules through the package entry point:

const { messages, services } = require("@tytorobotics/flightstand-api");
const { credentials } = require("@grpc/grpc-js");

const client = new services.FlightStandClient(
  "localhost:50051",
  credentials.createInsecure(),
);
const request = new messages.GetCoreRequest();

CI calculates and injects the shared release version into the npm tarball. Keep version in package.json at 0.0.0; it is a development placeholder and is never the published artifact version.

Regenerate

The generated stubs are created as CI artifacts and packaged for npm; they are not tracked in the repository. From the repository root on Windows, regenerate them locally with:

.\scripts\Generate-Stubs.ps1 -Languages JavaScript

For a local npm tarball, run:

.\scripts\Build-JavaScriptPackage.ps1 -GeneratedJavaScriptDirectory .\build\generated\js