How to use the grpc-web.AbstractClientBase.MethodInfo function in grpc-web
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ngx-grpc / core / projects / core / src / lib / grpc-client.ts View on Github 
return new Observable(obs => {
this.client.rpcCall(
this.settings.host + path,
req,
metadata || {},
new AbstractClientBase.MethodInfo(
resclss,
(request: REQ) => reqclss.toBinary(request),
resclss.fromBinary
),
(err: Error, response: RES) => {
if (err) {
obs.error(err);
} else {
obs.next(response);
}
obs.complete();
});
});
}return new Observable(obs => {
const xhrStream = this.client.serverStreaming(
this.settings.host + path,
req,
metadata || {},
new AbstractClientBase.MethodInfo(resclss, (request: REQ) => reqclss.toBinary(request), resclss.fromBinary)
);
xhrStream.on('status', status => obs.next(status));
xhrStream.on('data', response => obs.next(response));
xhrStream.on('end', () => obs.complete());
xhrStream.on('error', error => obs.error(error));
return () => xhrStream.cancel();
});
}
