A mikros framework protoc/buf plugin to extend features for services and applications.

The plugin adds the following features for generated source code:

• New entities for domain, inbound and outbound messages.
• Validation for wire input messages.
• HTTP server routes for HTTP services.
• Unit test helpers API for creating entities.
• The possibility of extending the plugin using addons.

To install the plugin latest version and use it in your projects, use the command:

go install github.com/mikros-dev/protoc-gen-mikros-extensions@latest

Assuming that a project is using buf tool to compile and manage protobuf files, this plugin can be used the following way:

Note: We assume buf version 2 here, if you're using version 1, use buf docs to check how to set a local plugin (or to migrate your settings to version 2).

• Edit your buf.gen.yaml file, in the plugins section and add the following excerpt:

plugins:
  - local: protoc-gen-mikros-extensions
    out: gen # Where your generated files will be
    opt:
      - settings=extensions_settings.toml # The file name of your plugin settings

• Edit the buf.yaml file, in the deps section, add the following excerpt:

deps:
  - buf.build/mikros-dev/protoc-gen-mikros-extensions

• Execute the command:

buf dep update

In order to compile and install the plugin locally you'll need to follow the steps:

• Install the go compiler;
• Execute the commands:
  • go generate
  • go build && go install

• Service
• Enum
• RPC Methods
• Fields
• Messages

The plugin should be used according your environment, if you're using buf or protoc. It does not need any mandatory option to execute over your proto files.

But, if you want to use custom settings, the option named settings must point to a valid TOML file in your system. Its syntax details are described here.

Using the extensions inside a .proto file:

syntax = "proto3";

package services.person;

import "mikros_extensions.proto";

option go_package = "github.com/example/services/gen/go/services/person;person;";

service PersonService {
  rpc CreatePerson(CreatePersonRequest) returns (CreatePersonResponse);
}

message CreatePersonRequest {
  string name = 1;
  int32 age = 2;
}

message CreatePersonResponse {
  PersonWire person = 1;
}

message PersonWire {
  string id = 1;
  string name = 2;
  int32 age = 3;
}

For a more complete example, check the examples directory.

Apache License 2.0