protoc-gen-ts

README

protoc-gen-ts

Typescript support for Protocol Buffers

// ** USAGE: // go get github.com/enjoypi/protoc-gen-ts // cd $YOUR_GOPATH/src/github.com/enjoypi/protoc-gen-ts // go install && protoc --ts_out=. languages.proto // ** it will generate a languages.ts file

// languages.proto syntax = "proto3";

package proto;

message Languages { string en = 1; // English string es = 2; // Spanish string de = 3; // German string fr = 4; // French string it = 5; // Italian string ja = 6; // Japanese string ko = 7; // Korean string pt = 8; // Portuguese string zhs = 9; // zh-Hans Simplified Chinese string zht = 10; // zh-Hant Traditional Chinese string ru = 11; // Russian }

// languages.ts

export class Languages { en: string; es: string; de: string; fr: string; it: string; ja: string; ko: string; pt: string; zhs: string; zht: string; ru: string;

constructor() {
	this.en = "";
	this.es = "";
	this.de = "";
	this.fr = "";
	this.it = "";
	this.ja = "";
	this.ko = "";
	this.pt = "";
	this.zhs = "";
	this.zht = "";
	this.ru = "";
}

}

interface LanguagesConstructor { new (): Languages; }

Documentation

Overview

protoc-gen-ts is a plugin for the Google protocol buffer compiler to generate Go code. Run it by building this program and putting it in your path with the name

protoc-gen-ts

That word 'go' at the end becomes part of the option string set for the protocol compiler, so once the protocol compiler (protoc) is installed you can run

protoc --go_out=output_directory input_directory/file.proto

to generate Go bindings for the protocol defined by file.proto. With that input, the output will be written to

output_directory/file.ts

The generated code is documented in the package comment for the library.

See the README and documentation for protocol buffers to learn more:

https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/