getty-examples

getty examples

getty code examples

getty-examples alse shows a java like compile package.

license

Apache License 2.0

getty example1: tcp-echo

This example shows a simple tcp client and server.

The server sends back messages from client. The client sends messages to the echo server and prints all messages received.

To run the example, start the server:

$ cd echo/tcp-echo/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/echo_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_echo_server.sh start

Next, start the client:

$ cd echo/tcp-echo/client/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/echo_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_echo_client.sh start

getty example2: ws-echo

This example shows a simple websocket client(go client & javascript client) and server.

The server sends back messages from client. The client sends messages to the echo server and prints all messages received.

To run the example, start the server:

$ cd echo/ws-echo/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/echo_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_echo_server.sh start

Next, start the go client:

$ cd echo/ws-echo/client/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/echo_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_echo_client.sh start

Or start the js client:

$ cd echo/ws-echo/js-client/ && open index.html in a internet browser(like chrome or ie or firefox etc).

getty example3: rpc

This example shows how to build rpc client and server.

The server sends back rpc response to client. The client sends rpc requests to the rpc server and prints all messages received.

To run the example on linux, start the server:

$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/rpc_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_server.sh start

Next, start the go client:

$ cd rpc/client/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/rpc_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_client.sh start

What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be:

$ cd rpc/server/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/darwin/rpc_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_server.sh start

$ cd rpc/client/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/darwin/rpc_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_rpc_client.sh start

getty example4: micro

This example shows how to build micro client and server to do service registration and service discovery based on rpc.

To run the example on linux, start the server:

$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/micro_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_micro_server.sh start

Next, start the go client:

$ cd micro/client/ && sh assembly/linux/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/linux/micro_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_micro_client.sh start

What's more, if you run this example on mac, the server compile command should be:

$ cd micro/server/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/darwin/micro_server-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_micro_server.sh start

$ cd micro/client/ && sh assembly/mac/test.sh
// your_version is the version set in version.go, current-time is the time when you compile the code.
// please replace your_version and current-time with the real version and time.
$ cd target/darwin/micro_client-${your-version}-${current-time}-test/ && sh bin/load_micro_client.sh start