nawforce / scala-json-rpc   1.1.0

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Let your servers and clients communicate over function calls! JSON-RPC 2.0 library for Scala and Scala.js

Scala versions: 2.13
Scala.js versions: 1.x

scala-json-rpc

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This is a fork of scala-json-rpc updated to support Scala 2.13.10 and Scala.js 1.12.0.

scala-json-rpc

Let your servers and clients communicate over function calls!

scala-json-rpc is a Remote Procedure Call (RPC) library honoring JSON-RPC 2.0 spec.

JSON-RPC defines a specification of RPC in JSON format. This means that you can achieve RPC between your components as long as they are capable of

  • Serializing and deserializing JSON
  • Passing strings around
+--------+ +--------+ | | ---[request as JSON]---> | | | Client | | Server | | | <--[response as JSON]--- | | +--------+ +--------+ 

Quick look

Shared between server and client

Using scala-json-rpc, your server and client can communicate over statically typed interfaces like below:

trait LoggerAPI { def log(message: String): Unit } case class Foo(id: String) trait FooRepositoryAPI { def add(foo: Foo): Future[Unit] def remove(foo: Foo): Future[Unit] def getAll(): Future[Set[Foo]] }

Server

class LoggerAPIImpl extends LoggerAPI { override def log(message: String): Unit = println(message) } class FooRepositoryAPIImpl extends FooRepositoryAPI { var foos: Set[Foo] = Set() override def add(foo: Foo): Future[Unit] = this.synchronized { foos = foos + foo Future() // Acknowledge } override def remove(foo: Foo): Future[Unit] = this.synchronized { foos = foos - foo Future() // Acknowledge } override def getAll(): Future[Set[Foo]] = Future { foos } } val jsonSerializer = // ... val server = JSONRPCServer(jsonSerializer) server.bindAPI[LoggerAPI](new LoggerAPIImpl) server.bindAPI[FooRepositoryAPI](new FooRepositoryAPIImpl) def onRequestJSONReceived(requestJSON: String): Unit = { server.receive(requestJSON).onComplete { case Success(Some(responseJSON: String)) => sendResponseJSONToClient(responseJSON) case _ => } }

Client

val jsonSerializer = // ... val jsonSender = // ... val client = JSONRPCClient(jsonSerializer, jsonSender) val loggerAPI = client.createAPI[LoggerAPI] val fooRepositoryAPI = client.createAPI[FooRepositoryAPI] loggerAPI.log("Hello, World!") fooRepositoryAPI.add(Foo("A")) fooRepositoryAPI.add(Foo("B")) fooRepositoryAPI.remove(Foo("A")) fooRepositoryAPI.getAll().onComplete { case Success(foos: Set[Foo]) => println(s"Received all the foos: $foos") case _ => } def onResponseJSONReceived(responseJSON: String): Unit = { client.receive(responseJSON) }

Dependency

Platform SBT Scala Version Scala JS Version
JVM "io.github.nawforce" %% "scala-json-rpc" % "1.0.0" 2.13
JS "io.github.nawforce" %%% "scala-json-rpc" % "1.0.0" 2.13 1.0+

scala-json-rpc has no external dependency, so it should fit into any of your Scala JVM & JS applications.

Tutorials

Examples

TODOs

It should already serve you well as a RPC library, but it still does not fully support JSON-RPC spec yet. Here are list of known JSON-RPC features that's not supported yet.

  • Send/receive named parameter
    • Define custom parameter name
  • Send/receive custom JSON-RPC error
  • Define custom JSON-RPC request ID