Add package definition loader function to native package #196
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kjin
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packages/grpc-native-core/index.js
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| for (const serviceFqn in packageDef) { | ||
| const service = packageDef[serviceFqn]; | ||
| const nameComponents = serviceFqn.split('.'); | ||
| const serviceName = nameComponents[-1]; |
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Did you mean nameComponents.slice(-1)[0]?
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Yes, something like that. I forgot that wasn't a thing in JavaScript.
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@kjin This is the implementation in the existing native library of the function to load the "package definition" from the protobuf library. As you can see, it calls
makeClientConstructor, which is the other function that is not currently implemented in the pure JavaScript implementation.The result type for this looks something like