Laravel 5.7 gRPC Integration

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I have setup gRPC in core PHP and it is working fine but I want to use it with laravel 5.7. I have downloaded gRPC using composer.json. Now I don't know what I have to do for using gRPC in it.

I have added below in my composer.json file

"require": {

        "datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",

        "grpc/grpc": "^1.15.0"

    },

"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

But now I am not getting what should be next to do. So anyone knows then please let me know. I have my core PHP code for gRPC(core library example) which I have setup from this web url. gRPC in PHP. So I just want to integrate into laravel.

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

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I have setup gRPC in core PHP and it is working fine but I want to use it with laravel 5.7. I have downloaded gRPC using composer.json. Now I don't know what I have to do for using gRPC in it.

I have added below in my composer.json file

"require": {

        "datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",

        "grpc/grpc": "^1.15.0"

    },

"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

piet.t

10.1k73246

asked Jan 3 at 5:05

Yogendrasinh

612318

add a comment |

I have setup gRPC in core PHP and it is working fine but I want to use it with laravel 5.7. I have downloaded gRPC using composer.json. Now I don't know what I have to do for using gRPC in it.

I have added below in my composer.json file

"require": {

        "datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",

        "grpc/grpc": "^1.15.0"

    },

"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

piet.t

10.1k73246

asked Jan 3 at 5:05

Yogendrasinh

612318

I have setup gRPC in core PHP and it is working fine but I want to use it with laravel 5.7. I have downloaded gRPC using composer.json. Now I don't know what I have to do for using gRPC in it.

I have added below in my composer.json file

"require": {

        "datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",

        "grpc/grpc": "^1.15.0"

    },

"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

php laravel-5 grpc

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

piet.t

10.1k73246

asked Jan 3 at 5:05

Yogendrasinh

612318

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

piet.t

10.1k73246

asked Jan 3 at 5:05

Yogendrasinh

612318

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

piet.t

10.1k73246

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

piet.t

10.1k73246

edited Jan 16 at 8:06

piet.t

10.1k73246

asked Jan 3 at 5:05

Yogendrasinh

612318

asked Jan 3 at 5:05

Yogendrasinh

612318

asked Jan 3 at 5:05

Yogendrasinh

612318

add a comment |

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you don't need these anymore

"datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",



"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

Instead, you should add "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" to your require.

See this as an example:

https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/examples/php/composer.json

The versions were out-of-date - just take the latest releases.

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

I have replaced datto/protobuf-php to google/protobuf": "^3.6.1. But i don't know what should i do configure gRPC in laravel.

– Yogendrasinh
Jan 18 at 4:03

after adding this line "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" any errors you got while installing dependency ?

– Mehul Kuriya
Jan 28 at 11:31

add a comment |

Edit: I think i managed to solve the problem

How to use protoc generated files with Laravel (5.7)

Prepare your .proto file describing your services as you would normally do

Set as package name package app.grpc;

Run the generation command: protoc --php_out=./ --grpc_out=./ --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=/your/path/to/grpc_php_plugin yourfile.proto

Now copy App/Grpc inside laravel App

Copy GPBMetadata folder as new folder in laravel root

Change composer.json file inserting "GPBMetadata" in the autoload classmap section (where there are also database seeds and factories)

Run command composer dump-autoload

Now you can use your generated classes in any controller, remember to add "use AppGrpcYourClassName" at the top.

Useful screenshots:

composer.json file

let me know if someone have better solutions to this

I'm having the same problem too.

First you need to generate PHP classes with Protoc, but then I don't know where to place those classes.

protoc generates two namespaces "GPBMetadata" and "YourService"

now, if I copy those two folders inside the App then the namespace will not match laravel folder schema and it will not works but at the same time we cannot change the namespace manually in the generated files otherwise it will not match the descriptor pool and will result in error

So the solution could be to place the two classes in the root of laravel and modify the composer autoload, but i'm pretty sure this is not the right way to do it.

Someone have any idea?

edited Jan 19 at 10:38

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

This does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions

– Zoe
Jan 19 at 10:01

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2 Answers
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2 Answers
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you don't need these anymore

"datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",



"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

Instead, you should add "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" to your require.

See this as an example:

https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/examples/php/composer.json

The versions were out-of-date - just take the latest releases.

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

I have replaced datto/protobuf-php to google/protobuf": "^3.6.1. But i don't know what should i do configure gRPC in laravel.

– Yogendrasinh
Jan 18 at 4:03

after adding this line "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" any errors you got while installing dependency ?

– Mehul Kuriya
Jan 28 at 11:31

add a comment |

you don't need these anymore

"datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",



"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

Instead, you should add "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" to your require.

See this as an example:

https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/examples/php/composer.json

The versions were out-of-date - just take the latest releases.

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

I have replaced datto/protobuf-php to google/protobuf": "^3.6.1. But i don't know what should i do configure gRPC in laravel.

– Yogendrasinh
Jan 18 at 4:03

after adding this line "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" any errors you got while installing dependency ?

– Mehul Kuriya
Jan 28 at 11:31

add a comment |

you don't need these anymore

"datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",



"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

Instead, you should add "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" to your require.

See this as an example:

https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/examples/php/composer.json

The versions were out-of-date - just take the latest releases.

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

you don't need these anymore

"datto/protobuf-php": "dev-master",



"repositories": [

        {

            "type": "vcs",

            "url": "https://github.com/stanley-cheung/Protobuf-PHP"

        }

    ]

Instead, you should add "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" to your require.

See this as an example:

https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/examples/php/composer.json

The versions were out-of-date - just take the latest releases.

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

answered Jan 16 at 18:39

Stanley Cheung

1061

I have replaced datto/protobuf-php to google/protobuf": "^3.6.1. But i don't know what should i do configure gRPC in laravel.

– Yogendrasinh
Jan 18 at 4:03

after adding this line "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" any errors you got while installing dependency ?

– Mehul Kuriya
Jan 28 at 11:31

add a comment |

I have replaced datto/protobuf-php to google/protobuf": "^3.6.1. But i don't know what should i do configure gRPC in laravel.

– Yogendrasinh
Jan 18 at 4:03

after adding this line "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" any errors you got while installing dependency ?

– Mehul Kuriya
Jan 28 at 11:31

I have replaced datto/protobuf-php to google/protobuf": "^3.6.1. But i don't know what should i do configure gRPC in laravel.

– Yogendrasinh
Jan 18 at 4:03

after adding this line "google/protobuf": "^3.6.1" any errors you got while installing dependency ?

– Mehul Kuriya
Jan 28 at 11:31

add a comment |

Edit: I think i managed to solve the problem

How to use protoc generated files with Laravel (5.7)

Prepare your .proto file describing your services as you would normally do

Set as package name package app.grpc;

Run the generation command: protoc --php_out=./ --grpc_out=./ --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=/your/path/to/grpc_php_plugin yourfile.proto

Now copy App/Grpc inside laravel App

Copy GPBMetadata folder as new folder in laravel root

Change composer.json file inserting "GPBMetadata" in the autoload classmap section (where there are also database seeds and factories)

Run command composer dump-autoload

Now you can use your generated classes in any controller, remember to add "use AppGrpcYourClassName" at the top.

Useful screenshots:

composer.json file

let me know if someone have better solutions to this

I'm having the same problem too.

First you need to generate PHP classes with Protoc, but then I don't know where to place those classes.

protoc generates two namespaces "GPBMetadata" and "YourService"

So the solution could be to place the two classes in the root of laravel and modify the composer autoload, but i'm pretty sure this is not the right way to do it.

Someone have any idea?

edited Jan 19 at 10:38

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

This does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions

– Zoe
Jan 19 at 10:01

add a comment |

Edit: I think i managed to solve the problem

How to use protoc generated files with Laravel (5.7)

Prepare your .proto file describing your services as you would normally do

Set as package name package app.grpc;

Run the generation command: protoc --php_out=./ --grpc_out=./ --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=/your/path/to/grpc_php_plugin yourfile.proto

Now copy App/Grpc inside laravel App

Copy GPBMetadata folder as new folder in laravel root

Change composer.json file inserting "GPBMetadata" in the autoload classmap section (where there are also database seeds and factories)

Run command composer dump-autoload

Now you can use your generated classes in any controller, remember to add "use AppGrpcYourClassName" at the top.

Useful screenshots:

composer.json file

let me know if someone have better solutions to this

I'm having the same problem too.

First you need to generate PHP classes with Protoc, but then I don't know where to place those classes.

protoc generates two namespaces "GPBMetadata" and "YourService"

So the solution could be to place the two classes in the root of laravel and modify the composer autoload, but i'm pretty sure this is not the right way to do it.

Someone have any idea?

edited Jan 19 at 10:38

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

This does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions

– Zoe
Jan 19 at 10:01

add a comment |

Edit: I think i managed to solve the problem

How to use protoc generated files with Laravel (5.7)

Prepare your .proto file describing your services as you would normally do

Set as package name package app.grpc;

Run the generation command: protoc --php_out=./ --grpc_out=./ --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=/your/path/to/grpc_php_plugin yourfile.proto

Now copy App/Grpc inside laravel App

Copy GPBMetadata folder as new folder in laravel root

Change composer.json file inserting "GPBMetadata" in the autoload classmap section (where there are also database seeds and factories)

Run command composer dump-autoload

Now you can use your generated classes in any controller, remember to add "use AppGrpcYourClassName" at the top.

Useful screenshots:

composer.json file

let me know if someone have better solutions to this

I'm having the same problem too.

First you need to generate PHP classes with Protoc, but then I don't know where to place those classes.

protoc generates two namespaces "GPBMetadata" and "YourService"

So the solution could be to place the two classes in the root of laravel and modify the composer autoload, but i'm pretty sure this is not the right way to do it.

Someone have any idea?

edited Jan 19 at 10:38

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

Edit: I think i managed to solve the problem

How to use protoc generated files with Laravel (5.7)

Prepare your .proto file describing your services as you would normally do

Set as package name package app.grpc;

Run the generation command: protoc --php_out=./ --grpc_out=./ --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=/your/path/to/grpc_php_plugin yourfile.proto

Now copy App/Grpc inside laravel App

Copy GPBMetadata folder as new folder in laravel root

Change composer.json file inserting "GPBMetadata" in the autoload classmap section (where there are also database seeds and factories)

Run command composer dump-autoload

Now you can use your generated classes in any controller, remember to add "use AppGrpcYourClassName" at the top.

Useful screenshots:

composer.json file

let me know if someone have better solutions to this

I'm having the same problem too.

First you need to generate PHP classes with Protoc, but then I don't know where to place those classes.

protoc generates two namespaces "GPBMetadata" and "YourService"

So the solution could be to place the two classes in the root of laravel and modify the composer autoload, but i'm pretty sure this is not the right way to do it.

Someone have any idea?

edited Jan 19 at 10:38

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

edited Jan 19 at 10:38

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

answered Jan 19 at 9:57

dimiandre

This does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions

– Zoe
Jan 19 at 10:01

add a comment |

This does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions

– Zoe
Jan 19 at 10:01

This does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions

– Zoe
Jan 19 at 10:01

add a comment |

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