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protobuf-http

v1.0.8

Published

nodejs and protobufjs based http request method!

Readme

A nodejs and protobufjs based http request method;

You can use protobuf-http just like nodejs-http.request or https.request

1. install
npm install protobuf-http --save 
2. add a protobuf.proto in your project just like below
// message name must includes string "Req"
message CourseReq
{
}

// message name must includes string "Resp"
message CourseResp
{
	int32 Result = 1;
	string ErrMsg = 2;
}

NOTICE: Your message name is very important in this tools, and use "Req" for request or "resp" for responese in your message name

3. require / import protobuf-http , add message name in your httpReqeust options

// express + protobuf_http demo
var protobuf_http = require("protobuf-http");
var express = require("express");

var pbhttp = new protobuf_http("path_to_your_proto_file");
var app = new app();


pbhttp.on("ready",function(){

    app.get("/",function(){
        //....make http request here
        pbhttp.httpRequest({
            headers: {},
            message: "courseReq", // message name here
            host: "",
            body: {
                // your req body
            }
        },  function(res){
                // do something with res data 
        });
    });

    app.listen(8080,function(){});
});