erpc

eRPC

eRPC is an efficient, extensible and easy-to-use RPC framework.

Suitable for RPC, Microservice, Peer-to-Peer, IM, Game and other fields.

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Install

• go vesion ≥ 1.18

• install

GO111MODULE=on go get -u -v -insecure github.com/andeya/erpc/v7

• import

import "github.com/andeya/erpc/v7"

Feature

• Use peer to provide the same API package for the server and client
• Provide multi-layout abstractions such as:
  • peer
  • session/socket
  • router
  • handle/context
  • message
  • protocol
  • codec
  • transfer filter
  • plugin
• Support reboot and shutdown gracefully
• HTTP-compatible message format:
  • Composed of two parts, the Header and the Body
  • Header contains metadata in the same format as HTTP header
  • Body supports for custom codec of Content Type-Like, already implemented:
    • Protobuf
    • Thrift
    • JSON
    • XML
    • Form
    • Plain
  • Support push, call-reply and more message types
• Support custom message protocol, and provide some common implementations:
  • rawproto - Default high performance binary protocol
  • jsonproto - JSON message protocol
  • pbproto - Ptotobuf message protocol
  • thriftproto - Thrift message protocol
  • httproto - HTTP message protocol
• Optimized high performance transport layer
  • Use Non-block socket and I/O multiplexing technology
  • Support setting the size of socket I/O buffer
  • Support setting the size of the reading message (if exceed disconnect it)
  • Support controling the connection file descriptor
• Support a variety of network types:
  • tcp
  • tcp4
  • tcp6
  • unix
  • unixpacket
  • kcp
  • quic
  • other
    • websocket
    • evio
• Provide a rich plug-in point, and already implemented:
  • auth
  • binder
  • heartbeat
  • ignorecase(service method)
  • overloader
  • proxy(for unknown service method)
  • secure
• Powerful and flexible logging system:
  • Detailed log information, support print input and output details
  • Support setting slow operation alarm threshold
  • Support for custom implementation log component
• Client session support automatically redials after disconnection

Benchmark

Self Test

• A server and a client process, running on the same machine

• CPU: Intel Xeon E312xx (Sandy Bridge) 16 cores 2.53GHz

• Memory: 16G

• OS: Linux 2.6.32-696.16.1.el6.centos.plus.x86_64, CentOS 6.4

• Go: 1.9.2

• Message size: 581 bytes

• Message codec: protobuf

• Sent total 1000000 messages

• erpc

• erpc/socket

Comparison Test

More Detail

• Profile torch of erpc/socket

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• Heap torch of erpc/socket

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Example

server.go

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client.go

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More Examples

Usage

NOTE:

• It is best to set the packet size when reading: SetReadLimit
• The default packet size limit when reading is 1 GB

Peer(server or client) Demo

// Start a server
var peer1 = erpc.NewPeer(erpc.PeerConfig{
ListenPort: 9090, // for server role
})
peer1.Listen()

...

// Start a client
var peer2 = erpc.NewPeer(erpc.PeerConfig{})
var sess, err = peer2.Dial("127.0.0.1:8080")

Call-Struct API template

type Aaa struct {
    erpc.CallCtx
}
func (x *Aaa) XxZz(arg *<T>) (<T>, *erpc.Status) {
    ...
    return r, nil
}

• register it to root router:

// register the call route
// HTTP mapping: /aaa/xx_zz
// RPC mapping: Aaa.XxZz
peer.RouteCall(new(Aaa))

// or register the call route
// HTTP mapping: /xx_zz
// RPC mapping: XxZz
peer.RouteCallFunc((*Aaa).XxZz)

Service method mapping

• The default mapping(HTTPServiceMethodMapper) of struct(func) name to service methods:

  • AaBb -> /aa_bb
  • ABcXYz -> /abc_xyz
  • Aa__Bb -> /aa_bb
  • aa__bb -> /aa_bb
  • ABC__XYZ -> /abc_xyz
  • Aa_Bb -> /aa/bb
  • aa_bb -> /aa/bb
  • ABC_XYZ -> /abc/xyz
  go复制

  erpc.SetServiceMethodMapper(erpc.HTTPServiceMethodMapper)

• The mapping(RPCServiceMethodMapper) of struct(func) name to service methods:

  • AaBb -> AaBb
  • ABcXYz -> ABcXYz
  • Aa__Bb -> Aa_Bb
  • aa__bb -> aa_bb
  • ABC__XYZ -> ABC_XYZ
  • Aa_Bb -> Aa.Bb
  • aa_bb -> aa.bb
  • ABC_XYZ -> ABC.XYZ
  go复制

  erpc.SetServiceMethodMapper(erpc.RPCServiceMethodMapper)

Call-Function API template

func XxZz(ctx erpc.CallCtx, arg *<T>) (<T>, *erpc.Status) {
    ...
    return r, nil
}

• register it to root router:

// register the call route
// HTTP mapping: /xx_zz
// RPC mapping: XxZz
peer.RouteCallFunc(XxZz)

Push-Struct API template

type Bbb struct {
    erpc.PushCtx
}
func (b *Bbb) YyZz(arg *<T>) *erpc.Status {
    ...
    return nil
}

• register it to root router:

// register the push handler
// HTTP mapping: /bbb/yy_zz
// RPC mapping: Bbb.YyZz
peer.RoutePush(new(Bbb))

// or register the push handler
// HTTP mapping: /yy_zz
// RPC mapping: YyZz
peer.RoutePushFunc((*Bbb).YyZz)

Push-Function API template

// YyZz register the handler
func YyZz(ctx erpc.PushCtx, arg *<T>) *erpc.Status {
    ...
    return nil
}

• register it to root router:

// register the push handler
// HTTP mapping: /yy_zz
// RPC mapping: YyZz
peer.RoutePushFunc(YyZz)

Unknown-Call-Function API template

func XxxUnknownCall (ctx erpc.UnknownCallCtx) (interface{}, *erpc.Status) {
    ...
    return r, nil
}

• register it to root router:

// register the unknown call route: /*
peer.SetUnknownCall(XxxUnknownCall)

Unknown-Push-Function API template

func XxxUnknownPush(ctx erpc.UnknownPushCtx) *erpc.Status {
    ...
    return nil
}

• register it to root router:

// register the unknown push route: /*
peer.SetUnknownPush(XxxUnknownPush)

Plugin Demo

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Register above handler and plugin

// add router group
group := peer.SubRoute("test")
// register to test group
group.RouteCall(new(Aaa), NewIgnoreCase())
peer.RouteCallFunc(XxZz, NewIgnoreCase())
group.RoutePush(new(Bbb))
peer.RoutePushFunc(YyZz)
peer.SetUnknownCall(XxxUnknownCall)
peer.SetUnknownPush(XxxUnknownPush)

Config

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Optimize

• SetMessageSizeLimit sets max message size. If maxSize<=0, set it to max uint32.

  go复制

  func SetMessageSizeLimit(maxMessageSize uint32)

• SetSocketKeepAlive sets whether the operating system should send keepalive messages on the connection.

  go复制

  func SetSocketKeepAlive(keepalive bool)

• SetSocketKeepAlivePeriod sets period between keep alives.

  go复制

  func SetSocketKeepAlivePeriod(d time.Duration)

• SetSocketNoDelay controls whether the operating system should delay message transmission in hopes of sending fewer messages (Nagle's algorithm). The default is true (no delay), meaning that data is sent as soon as possible after a Write.

  go复制

  func SetSocketNoDelay(_noDelay bool)

• SetSocketReadBuffer sets the size of the operating system's receive buffer associated with the connection.

  go复制

  func SetSocketReadBuffer(bytes int)

• SetSocketWriteBuffer sets the size of the operating system's transmit buffer associated with the connection.

  go复制

  func SetSocketWriteBuffer(bytes int)

Extensions

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Plugin

Protocol