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47 …ich is what Tonic looks for when including your protos in the client and server applications. Lets…
106 [[bin]] # Bin to run the HelloWorld gRPC server
107 name = "helloworld-server"
108 path = "src/server.rs"
123 We include `tonic-build` as a useful way to incorporate the generation of our client and server gRP…
142 …import the things we will be using in our server, including the protobuf. Start by making a file c…
178 Finally, let's define the Tokio runtime that our server will actually run on. This requires Tokio t…
195 Altogether your server should look something like this once you are done:
240 …server using the command `cargo run --bin helloworld-server`. This uses the [[bin]] we defined ear…
242 If you have a gRPC GUI client such as [Bloom RPC] you should be able to send requests to the server…
260 …server, and that's great but how can our application communicate with it? This is where our client…
271 The client is much simpler than the server as we don't need to implement any service methods, just …
318 …server which implements our SayHello service, and a client which makes requests to our server. You…
320 To run the server, run `cargo run --bin helloworld-server`.
323 You should see the request logged out by the server in its terminal window, as well as the response…
325 …s in Rust. For a more in-depth tutorial which showcases an advanced gRPC server in Tonic, please s…