This is a demo game I am writing to understand how godot, gradle, protobuf, swagger, gRPC and postgresql work. The game is just an experiment, and it is composed by a Front End and a Backe End.
The communication between the Client (C#) and the Back End (Java Spring Boot) is two-ways. In order to have a registry with all the apis between the Front End and the Back End I am leveraging on gRPC and I am generating the endpoints out of some *Service.proto files.
The application can make use of three profiles. One can decide to enable/disable the automatic generation of migration scripts by adding removing the auto-generate-ddl.
The no-security profile can be activated in order to bypass http basic authentication when calling the rest endpoints. The local profile can be used to override the default configuration.
The intent is to be able to generate sql migration automatically starting from the Java entities. For this to work the auto-generate-ddl must be active.
In order to reach the swagger docs, one can jump to the following URL: http://localhost:8071/swagger-ui
The backend exposes gRPC services and will be called by the Client. Due to fact that the Front End is written in C#, the :protobuf project exports the services defined in the *.proto file(s) are exported as java and C# classes.
- Generic exception handling for REST controllers/Service
- Secure
gRPCservices - How to gracefully manage client disconnect and reconnect
The Front End is basically written in C# because I wanted to learn a new Programming Language and this is one of the two programming languages supported by the Godot game engine.
Coming soon.