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Initial revision.
2015-01-07 01:44:59 +00:00
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Pure elixir implementation (#54) A pure Elixir implementation of the Thrift binary protocol. This PR includes serialization and deserialization for all thrift types as well as testing to make sure we match the thrift spec (which can be found here: https://erikvanoosten.github.io/thrift-missing-specification/#_binary_encoding) The binary protocol is generated alongside the thrift data types, yielding a much faster implementation than the apache project's canonical one. Our benchmarks (using benchfella) indicate a speedup of between 10 and 20x. ## Binary Protocol Performance benchmark name | iterations | average time ------------------|-----------|--------------- elixir serialization (left as IOList) | 2000 | 849.01 µs/op elixir serialization (iolist_size) | 2000 | 933.83 µs/op elixir serialization (converted to binary) | 1000 | 1281.23 µs/op elixir deserialization | 1000 | 1178.46 µs/op erlang serialization left as IOList | 100 | 10284.84 µs/op erlang serialization (converted to binary) | 100 | 11588.89 µs/op erlang deserialization | 100 | 21433.17 µs/op
2016-11-30 19:31:59 +00:00
/bench/snapshots
The Thrift compiler task now uses Thrift.Generator (#124) Our :thrift compiler is now implemented in terms of our Elixir code generation framework. This drops our dependency on the Apache Thrift compiler binary. The new Thrift.Generator.targets/1 function is used to determine the full set of generated output files for a given input .thrift file. This ensures that we only generate Elixir source code for stale outputs. It can now do everything that `thrift.generate` could do, so we can retire the latter.
2017-01-01 01:02:47 +00:00
/cover
Initial revision.
2015-01-07 01:44:59 +00:00
/deps
Add documentation support via ex_doc.
2016-02-02 18:34:09 +00:00
/doc
Pure elixir implementation (#54) A pure Elixir implementation of the Thrift binary protocol. This PR includes serialization and deserialization for all thrift types as well as testing to make sure we match the thrift spec (which can be found here: https://erikvanoosten.github.io/thrift-missing-specification/#_binary_encoding) The binary protocol is generated alongside the thrift data types, yielding a much faster implementation than the apache project's canonical one. Our benchmarks (using benchfella) indicate a speedup of between 10 and 20x. ## Binary Protocol Performance benchmark name | iterations | average time ------------------|-----------|--------------- elixir serialization (left as IOList) | 2000 | 849.01 µs/op elixir serialization (iolist_size) | 2000 | 933.83 µs/op elixir serialization (converted to binary) | 1000 | 1281.23 µs/op elixir deserialization | 1000 | 1178.46 µs/op erlang serialization left as IOList | 100 | 10284.84 µs/op erlang serialization (converted to binary) | 100 | 11588.89 µs/op erlang deserialization | 100 | 21433.17 µs/op
2016-11-30 19:31:59 +00:00
/lib/generated
Provide a leex-based Thrift IDL lexer. This represents just the lexer definition. Full grammar parsing (i.e. yecc) support will come later. The lexer definition is largely complete, but there may be some issues with string literals containing escaped characters \t and \n.
2016-01-19 03:18:31 +00:00
/src/thrift_lexer.erl
An implementation of the Thrift parser This PR introduces a parser based on @jparise's lexer. The parser runs on thrift files and produces a set of Program models. The intention is to be able to give Elixir full-fledged thrift support and a better implementation.
2016-06-09 16:17:38 +00:00
/src/thrift_parser.erl
The Thrift compiler task now uses Thrift.Generator (#124) Our :thrift compiler is now implemented in terms of our Elixir code generation framework. This drops our dependency on the Apache Thrift compiler binary. The new Thrift.Generator.targets/1 function is used to determine the full set of generated output files for a given input .thrift file. This ensures that we only generate Elixir source code for stale outputs. It can now do everything that `thrift.generate` could do, so we can retire the latter.
2017-01-01 01:02:47 +00:00
/test/fixtures/app/lib
Ignore tmp directory (#160) The tmp directory is used to store temporary .thrift and generated files by ThriftTestCase. It's typically around during development and contains files but they should not be checked in.
2017-01-06 12:34:51 +00:00
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Initial revision.
2015-01-07 01:44:59 +00:00
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Various build process enhancement * add travisci support * run code coverage post result to coverall.io * add project info for hex package * add Build and code coverage badge, compile only
2016-01-05 04:33:19 +00:00
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