Common.Messaging.Lib 2.2.85

Common Messaging Protocols

This repository contains all the .proto files required for defining and serializing messaging protocols used in the project. The .proto files are organized by categories and functionalities to support various operations such as event management, API validation, and data serialization.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Structure
• Installation
• Usage
• Example Protobuf Files
• Dependencies
• License

Overview

This repository includes all .proto files necessary for defining messages and services used in the project. These files are used to generate code for both server and client implementations across various services.

Structure

The .proto files are organized as follows:

Top-level Directory: Protos

Contains various categories such as:

• APIPermissionManagement
• AccessShield/GetAccessShield
• ApiKeyValidation
• BookedEvent
• Comparison/WeeklyComparison
• CompetitorData

Each directory represents a specific service or feature and may have subdirectories for related operations. For example, the BookedEvent directory contains the following .proto files:

• CreateBookedEvent.proto
• DeleteBookedEvent.proto
• GetBookedEvent.proto
• GetBookedEvents.proto
• UpdateBookedEvent.proto

Installation

To use the .proto files in your project, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone <repository-url>
   cd <repository-folder>
   

2. Install the required dependencies for protocol buffer compilation:

   dotnet add package Google.Protobuf --version 3.29.0-rc2
   dotnet add package Grpc.Tools --version 2.67.0
   

3. Ensure that your build system is configured to compile .proto files.

Usage

Example Command to Generate Code

You can use protoc or equivalent tools to generate code from .proto files. Example command:

protoc --proto_path=Messaging/Serialization/Protos --csharp_out=GeneratedCode/ Messaging/Serialization/Protos/BookedEvent/CreateBookedEvent.proto

Integration in .csproj

Ensure that your .csproj file includes the .proto files:

<ItemGroup>
  <Protobuf Include="Messaging/Serialization/Protos/**/*.proto" />
</ItemGroup>

This allows the .proto files to be compiled automatically during the build process.

Example Protobuf Files

1. CreateBookedEvent.proto

Defines the message structure for creating a booked event.

syntax = "proto3";

message CreateBookedEvent {
  string event_id = 1;
  string event_name = 2;
  string event_date = 3;
  int32 guest_count = 4;
}

2. GetBookedEvent.proto

Defines the message structure for retrieving a booked event.

syntax = "proto3";

message GetBookedEventRequest {
  string event_id = 1;
}

message GetBookedEventResponse {
  string event_id = 1;
  string event_name = 2;
  string event_date = 3;
  int32 guest_count = 4;
}

Dependencies

This project uses the following dependencies for handling protocol buffers:

• Google.Protobuf: 3.29.0-rc2
• Grpc.Tools: 2.67.0

Ensure these packages are installed in your project.