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Releases: troylelandshields/omgrpc

v0.2.3

09 Nov 04:46
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Fixes bug that occurred when resolving types.

v0.2.2

19 Oct 17:24
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More generous UUID validation. Allows setting v5 UUIDs.

v0.2.1

30 Sep 22:32
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Doesn't infinitely recurse when loading grpc message types.

v0.2.0 -- the best release yet!

15 Sep 22:30
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After a few kinks we finally have v0.2.0 ready for download (we think). This is the most exciting update to omgRPC yet!!!

Kubernetes support

If you ever have to hit gRPC services in kubernetes you're going to love being able to just type in a service's address and let omgRPC's magic take over (thanks @jnewmano!).

It will automatically setup a port-forward for connecting to services inside of Kubernetes. If kubectl exists in your path, a dropdown will appear allowing you to choose which kubectl config to use, with the current kubectl config selected by default. You can then use the {servicename}.{namespace}:{port|port name} as the server address and omgRPC will figure out how a destination pod to setup a port forward.

Facelift to the UI

@jimmylewis1 gave omgRPC a much cleaner look.

Other stuff

We also fixed a lot of annoying UI issues and updated the Readme so you won't have to spend your whole weekend trying to get it running next time.

And best of all, it's still made with extreme carelessness.

v0.1.1

12 May 05:48
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  • Fixes a bug with the JSON input.
  • Adds ability to remove recent protos.

v0.1.0

11 May 06:18
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  • Stores protos you've used recently persistently so you don't have to keep hunting around your filesystem.
  • Adds an experimental way to enter the request input using a form instead of JSON.

v0.0.5

08 May 17:46
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Fixes a bug with displaying bytes

v0.0.4

03 May 04:10
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Now supports bytes!!!

Bytes can be either a UUID or a base64 encoded string of data.

Bytes from the server will be displayed in the response as either a UUID or base64 encoded string.

Neat!!!

v0.0.3

21 Mar 02:05
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  • Update gRPC dependency.
  • Minor tweaks.

Mac OS X only.

v0.0.2

20 Jan 02:08
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Look and feel is much improved (still not great).

Adds support for adding metadata to requests and limited support for streaming endpoints.