iavlserver

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IAVL gRPC Gateway and gRPC Server

The IAVL gRPC Gateway and gRPC Server provide a language agnostic interface to IAVL.

The gRPC Gateway translates a RESTful HTTP API into gRPC and proxies the request to the gRPC server.

Below is a brief introduction.

Installation

go get github.com/soomindae/iavl
cd ${GOPATH}/src/github.com/soomindae/iavl
make install

Using the tool

Please make sure it is properly installed and you have ${GOPATH}/bin in your PATH. Typing iavlserver -h should print out the following usage message:

$ iavlserver -h
Usage of iavlserver:
  -cache-size int
        Tree cache size (default 10000)
  -datadir string
        The database data directory
  -db-backend string
        The database backend (default "goleveldb")
  -db-name string
        The database name
  -gateway-endpoint string
        The gRPC-Gateway server endpoint (host:port) (default "localhost:8091")
  -grpc-endpoint string
        The gRPC server endpoint (host:port) (default "localhost:8090")
  -no-gateway
        Disables the gRPC-Gateway server
  -version int
        The IAVL version to load

Example

Below is an example to get the gRPC gateway and server running.

Run the following command to start the gRPC server and gateway:

mkdir -p tmp/datadir
iavlserver -db-name "example-db" -datadir ./tmp

Once it is up and running you can test it is working by running:

curl http://localhost:8091/v1/version

The result should be:

$ curl http://localhost:8091/v1/version
{
  "version": "0"
}

We can also test a simple set/get:

curl -XPOST http://localhost:8091/v1/set -d '{"key": "'$(echo -n foo | base64)'", "value": "'$(echo -n bar | base64)'"}'

You should see

{
  "updated": false
}

where the updated field indicates that we did not overwrite a value, which makes sense for our fresh database. If you want to check tha saved key/value pair, you can make use the get method

curl "http://localhost:8091/v1/get?key=$(echo -n foo | base64)"

and should see the response

{
  "index": "0",
  "value": "YmFy"
}

where "YmFy" is the base64 encoding of "bar". If you would like to commit this version of the database, you can submit a save_version request like

curl -XPOST "http://localhost:8091/v1/save_version"

which should yield the response

{ "root_hash": "Xv1EBVNQtcw029JghTR6nbvkTqGSuShqn8EH9A6h+sU=", "version": "1" }

This indicates that the version of the database just saved is `1` with root hash `"Xv1E...`. If you would like to view all
of the saved versions, you can use the `available_versions` method:

```shell
curl -XGET "http://localhost:8091/v1/available_versions"

which returns a list of all of the saved versions

{
  "versions": [
    "1"
  ]
}