* Initial compression support
* Support configuring compression on `Server`
* Minor clean up
* Test that compression is actually happening
* Clean up some todos
* channels compressing requests
* Move compression to be on the codecs
* Test sending compressed request to server that doesn't support it
* Clean up a bit
* Compress server streams
* Compress client streams
* Bidirectional streaming compression
* Handle receiving unsupported encoding
* Clean up
* Add note to future self
* Support disabling compression for individual responses
* Add docs
* Add compression examples
* Disable compression behind feature flag
* Add some docs
* Make flate2 optional dependency
* Fix docs wording
* Format
* Reply with which encodings are supported
* Convert tests to use mocked io
* Fix lints
* Use separate counters
* Don't make a long stream
* Address review feedback
As of `http-body` 0.4.1 its has had a `BoxBody` type similar to
`tonic::body::BoxBody`. It also has `Empty` and `Body::map_{data,err}`.
That means all the custom body things we had in tonic can basically be
replaced with that.
Note that this is a breaking change so we should merge this next time we
decide to ship a breaking release.
The breaking changes are:
- `tonic::body::Body` has been removed. I think its fine for users to
depend directly on `http-body` if they need this trait.
- `tonic::body::BoxBody` is now just a type alias for
`http_body::combinators::BoxBody<Bytes, Status>`. So the methods it
previously had are gone. The replacements are
- `tonic::body::Body::new` -> `http_body::Body::boxed`
- `tonic::body::Body::map_from` -> `http_body::Body::map_data` and
`http_body::Body::map_err` depending on which part you want to map.
- `tonic::body::Body::empty` -> `http_body::Empty`
Additionally a `Sync` bound has been added to a few methods. I actually
don't think this is a breaking change because the old
`tonic::body::Body` trait had `Sync` as a supertrait meaning the `Sync`
requirement was already there.
Fixes https://github.com/hyperium/tonic/issues/557
This change introduces proper gRPC interceptors that are avilable
regardless of the transport used. Each codegen service now produces an
additional method called `with_interceptor` that accepts a
`Interceptor`.
All examples have been updated to use this new style and interop has a
custom `tower::Service` middleware to echo the headers. There is also a
new `interceptor` example that shows basic usage.
BREAKING CHANGE: removed `interceptor_fn` and `intercep_headers_fn` from `transport` in favor of using `tonic::Interceptor`.
This makes it so you can check if the initial connection
is established. Before this we used reconnect which would
lazily attempt to connect. So if you were trying to connect
to a non existant Server you wouldn't find out until after
you attempted your first RPC. This simplifies everything
by allowing you connect before creating the RPC client.
BREAKING CHANGE: `Endpoint::channel` was removed in favor of
an async `Endpoint::connect`.
This removes custom content-types in favor of
just using `application/grpc`. There is some
confusion around the specification but most
grpc implementations ignore the `+` and
anything after.
* generate rustdoc comments from .proto file comments
* move imports to top of file
* more docs gen
* trait docs
* more docs
* use singular doc gen fn here
* remove pesky space
