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The route guide server and client demonstrate how to use grpc go libraries to perform unary, client streaming, server streaming and full duplex RPCs.

Please refer to [gRPC Basics: Go] (http://www.grpc.io/docs/tutorials/basic/go.html) for more information.

See the definition of the route guide service in proto/route_guide.proto.

To compile and run the server, assuming you are in the root of the route_guide folder, i.e., .../examples/route_guide/, simply:

$ go run server/server.go

Likewise, to run the client:

$ go run client/client.go

The server and client both take optional command line flags. For example, the client and server run without TLS by default. To enable TLS:

$ go run server/server.go -tls=true

and

$ go run client/client.go -tls=true

Path	Synopsis
client Package main implements a simple gRPC client that demonstrates how to use gRPC-Go libraries to perform unary, client streaming, server streaming and full duplex RPCs.	Package main implements a simple gRPC client that demonstrates how to use gRPC-Go libraries to perform unary, client streaming, server streaming and full duplex RPCs.
routeguide Package routeguide is a generated protocol buffer package.	Package routeguide is a generated protocol buffer package.
server Package main implements a simple gRPC server that demonstrates how to use gRPC-Go libraries to perform unary, client streaming, server streaming and full duplex RPCs.	Package main implements a simple gRPC server that demonstrates how to use gRPC-Go libraries to perform unary, client streaming, server streaming and full duplex RPCs.