volo.yml Configuration File Format
Features
- Multiple production files: Supports isolation of protocol and repository version conflicts through different protocols
- Deduplication of single file: Supports the elimination of duplicate structures within a single generated file
- Flexible code generation configuration:
keep_unknown_fields
,touch list
,custom config
,special_namings
, etc. - Cross-repository references: Supports cross-library references by providing repository information for cross-references in the
repos
list
yaml Format
entries:
{entry_name}: # entry_name = "default" by default
filename: {filename} # filename = "volo_gen.rs" by default
protocol: thrift | protobuf
repos: # exist if non-local
{repo}: # repo = extract the name from url by default
url: {git} # url = repo git url
ref: {ref} # ref = "HEAD" by default
lock: {commit hash} # lock is the last commit hash
services:
- idl:
source: git | local
repo: {repo} # required for git source
path: {path} # git path must be relative to the repo root dir
includes: {includes list} # required for protobuf
codegen_option:
touch: [] #
keep_unknown_fields: false # A->B->C, B could use this to transfer the unknown fields which is needed by A and C.
config: {custom config}
touch_all: false
dedups: [] # remove the repeated structure generation in one entry
special_namings: []
volo.yml example
entries:
proto:
filename: proto_gen.rs
protocol: protobuf
repos:
protobuf:
url: https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf.git
ref: HEAD
lock: 704d0454ddc58da683e8cec22896ff3498089549
services:
- idl:
source: local
path: ../proto/echo.proto
includes:
- ../proto
- idl:
source: local
path: ../proto/streaming.proto
includes:
- ../proto
- idl:
source: local
path: ../proto/hello.proto
includes:
- ../proto
- idl:
source: git
repo: protobuf
path: examples/addressbook.proto
includes:
- examples
thrift:
filename: thrift_gen.rs
protocol: thrift
repos:
thrift:
url: https://github.com/apache/thrift.git
ref: HEAD
lock: 9bd1f1bee7bf59080492bbd3213ca1fed57ab4d6
services:
- idl:
source: local
path: ../thrift_idl/hello.thrift
- idl:
source: local
path: ../thrift_idl/echo.thrift
- idl:
source: local
path: ../thrift_idl/echo_unknown.thrift
codegen_option:
keep_unknown_fields: true
- idl:
source: git
repo: thrift
path: test/Service.thrift
volo-cli
init
$ volo init --help init your thrift or grpc project Usage: volo init [OPTIONS] <NAME> <IDL> Arguments: <NAME> The name of project <IDL> Specify the path for idl. If -g or --git is specified, then this should be the path in the specified git repo. Example: -g not specified: ./idl/server.thrift -g specified: /path/to/idl/server.thrift Options: --repo <REPO> Specify the git repo name for repo. Example: cloudwego_volo -v, --verbose... Turn on the verbose mode. -g, --git <GIT> Specify the git repo for idl. Should be in the format of "git@domain:path/repo.git". Example: git@github.com:cloudwego/volo.git -r, --ref <REF> Specify the git repo ref(branch) for idl. Example: main / $TAG -i, --includes <INCLUDES> Specify the include dirs for idl. If -g or --git is specified, then this should be the path in the specified git repo. -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
Using the
volo init
command in the project root directory will automatically create server code templates and generate code.
idl
$ volo idl --help manage your idl Usage: volo idl [OPTIONS] <COMMAND> Commands: add help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) Options: -v, --verbose... Turn on the verbose mode. -n, --entry-name <ENTRY_NAME> The entry name, defaults to 'default'. [default: default] -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
idl add
$ volo idl add --help Usage: volo idl add [OPTIONS] <IDL> Arguments: <IDL> Specify the path for idl. If -g or --git is specified, then this should be the path in the specified git repo. Example: -g not specified: ./idl/client.thrift -g specified: /path/to/idl/client.thrift Options: --repo <REPO> Specify the git repo name for repo. Example: cloudwego_volo -v, --verbose... Turn on the verbose mode. -g, --git <GIT> Specify the git repo for idl. Should be in the format of "git@domain:path/repo.git". Example: git@github.com:cloudwego/volo.git -n, --entry-name <ENTRY_NAME> The entry name, defaults to 'default'. [default: default] -r, --ref <REF> Specify the git repo ref(branch) for idl. Example: main / $TAG -i, --includes <INCLUDES> Specify the include dirs for idl. If -g or --git is specified, then this should be the path in the specified git repo. -f, --filename <FILENAME> Specify the output filename, defaults to 'volo_gen.rs'. [default: volo_gen.rs] -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
[deprecated] idl update -> repo update
repo
$ volo repo --help manage your repo Usage: volo repo [OPTIONS] <COMMAND> Commands: update update your repo by repo name, split by ',' add help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) Options: -v, --verbose... Turn on the verbose mode. -n, --entry-name <ENTRY_NAME> The entry name, defaults to 'default'. [default: default] -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
repo add
$ volo repo add --help Usage: volo repo add [OPTIONS] --git <GIT> Options: --repo <REPO> Specify the git repo name for repo. Example: cloudwego_volo -v, --verbose... Turn on the verbose mode. -g, --git <GIT> Specify the git repo for idl. Should be in the format of "git@domain:path/repo.git". Example: git@github.com:cloudwego/volo.git -n, --entry-name <ENTRY_NAME> The entry name, defaults to 'default'. [default: default] -r, --ref <REF> Specify the git repo ref(branch) for idl. Example: main / $TAG -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
repo update
$ volo repo update --help update your repo by repo name, split by ',' Usage: volo repo update [OPTIONS] [REPOS]... Arguments: [REPOS]... Options: -v, --verbose... Turn on the verbose mode. -n, --entry-name <ENTRY_NAME> The entry name, defaults to 'default'. [default: default] -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
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