Better GRPC support #94
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With these additions it’s the first way to make better use of Displaying WebSockets for Streaming Requests in general for gRPC Requests. I did some breaking changes to determine the usage of unary calls and streaming calls to be better seperated. In the Readme it’s even provided how to write a proper interecptor for working with that.
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Thanks for your contribution @mRs- 🎉 I will checkout and review it tomorrow 👍 |
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With these additions it’s the first way to make better use of Displaying WebSockets for Streaming Requests in general for gRPC Requests.
I did some breaking changes to determine the usage of unary calls and streaming calls to be better seperated.
In the Readme it’s even provided how to write a proper interecptor for working with that.