Bidirectional streaming in gRPC

What this is testing its the bidirectional streaming capabilities of gRPC. what you use it

What is it?

We will create a server and client, the idea is that the client will ask the server to start a shell then will capture the stdin and stdout of the client to send stdin keystrokes and signals to the server through the streaming request, and will read the streaming response of the server and write to stdout.

On the other hand the server will connect the stdin and stdout of the spawned process to the streaming request and response.

making the client terminal look and feel like a remote terminal.

Demo

You can check in the demos, that things like tab competition, signal passing, and full workflow flows back and forward

DEMO
Regular shell
Python

Usage

Will create a venv

[~] ./bootstrap.sh

run the server

[~] ./.venv/bin/python server.py

then the client

[~] ./.venv/bin/python client.py

Now we can also support golang

After runing the python server (dont wanna do the go server now), run

# remeber to be in this repo path
[~] ./bootstrap-go.sh # sets protobuf for golang
[~] go run client.go # run a bash ... sory zsh