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This is the table of contents for the manual for using gruf. Please refer to the sections below.

Server

• Server: Installation
• Server: Generating Stubs
• Server: Creating Controllers
• Server: Running Gruf and Command Line Options
• Server: Authentication
• Server: Interceptors
• Server: Hooks
• Server: Instrumentation and Logging
• Server: Testing

Client

• Client: Installation
• Client: Making Your First Call
• Client: Interceptors
• Client: Synchronized Calls
• Client: Testing

Plugins

You can build your own hooks and middleware for gruf; here's a list of known open source gems for gruf that you can use today:

• gruf-rspec - Comprehensive rspec integration for testing
• gruf-prometheus - Drop-in Prometheus support
• gruf-lightstep - Provides a seamless LightStep integration
• gruf-zipkin - Provides a Zipkin integration
• gruf-newrelic - Easy New Relic integration
• gruf-commander - Request/command-style validation and execution patterns for services
• gruf-profiler - Profiles and provides memory usage reports for clients and services
• gruf-circuit-breaker - Circuit breaker support for services
• gruf-stackdriver-trace - Google Stackdriver support for gruf
• gruf-sentry - Integrated Sentry.io support for gruf