Protocol Buffers
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A PureScript implementation of Google Protocol Buffers for type-safe serialization and data exchange.
A Go-based encoder/decoder and CLI tool for OpenStreetMap PBF files.
Protobuf compiler and runtime implementation in the V programming language.
A Jersey JAX-RS Entity Provider for reading and writing Google Protocol Buffer messages in Dropwizard applications.
A Google Protocol Buffers implementation in Ada, providing code generation and runtime support for serializing structured data.
A gRPC implementation for the D programming language, built on the hunt-http library.
A JMeter plugin for load testing gRPC services with support for protocol buffers and performance reporting.
A D library that uses mixins to generate Protocol Buffer message structures and service interfaces at compile time.
A proxy server that converts JSON request bodies to protocol buffers for testing REST APIs with tools like Postman.
A partial implementation of Protocol Buffers in Idris, leveraging dependent types for type-safe serialization without code generation.
A Leiningen plugin to automate compilation of Protobuf and gRPC stubs from git or local sources.
A small, low-overhead structured logging library for firmware events based on Protocol Buffers.
A protoc plugin that generates native HTTP server and client code from Protobuf definitions, eliminating proxy overhead.
A CLI tool that reads GTFS Realtime feeds from stdin and outputs human-readable or JSON data.
A command-line tool that parses and displays GTFS-realtime transit feeds in human-readable formats.
A lightweight Protocol Buffers implementation for MicroPython, enabling protobuf message parsing on resource-constrained devices.
Python libraries for converting custom real-time transit data formats into the standardized GTFS-realtime specification.
A Go library for standardizing the wrapping of protocol buffer messages in event-driven architectures.
A Python library providing compiled Cosmos SDK protobuf definitions for gRPC interactions with Cosmos-based blockchains.
A protoc plugin that generates Elm modules from Protocol Buffers definitions, enabling type-safe communication.
Experimental Ada code generation support for Google Protocol Buffers, enabling Ada applications to use Google's data interchange format.
Desktop application that retrieves AVL data from HART's OrbCAD system and produces GTFS-realtime Trip Updates and Vehicle Positions files.
A Clojure library for hassle-free gRPC integration, minimizing Java boilerplate and simplifying service implementation.
A command-line tool that scrapes, normalizes, and archives real-time public transit (GTFS Realtime) data for historical analysis.
A MicroPython implementation of the Eclipse Sparkplug B specification for creating compliant edge nodes in IoT systems.
A Go tool that measures code coverage for gRPC services by analyzing proto contracts and test interactions.
eCAL is a middleware that enables scalable, high-performance inter-process communication on a single computer or across networks.
A rebar3 plugin that compiles Protocol Buffers files using Basho's Erlang protobuffs library.
A Java utility that loads and prints GTFS-Realtime data from files or URLs with authentication and extension support.
A Python data pipeline for processing GTFS static and realtime bus datasets from Transport for NSW.
Transform a continuous stream of DIFFERENTIAL-mode GTFS Realtime data into a FULL_DATASET-mode feed.
Serves GTFS-Realtime (GTFS-RT) feeds generated from editable JSON data for real-time transit information.
A Vim plugin that helps manage Bazel build rules by automatically creating, deleting, and updating dependencies based on the current file.
A web service that serves static GTFS-realtime data in protocol buffer format for testing purposes.
A non-Turing complete expression language for fast, safe, and portable evaluation with C-like syntax.
A Vert.x gRPC client example for connecting to Dgraph graph database using protocol buffers.
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