This repository contains an example project that uses Protocol Buffers (protobuf) to create a domain model and services. There are two example implementations, one in Go, the other in Java. The functionality is stubbed out, but shows how to build a multiple language project using Bazel. Lastly, it ties it all together with a predefined workspace and task to make it repeatable.
This repository IS NOT a general purpose tutorial for how to use Bazel, Visual Studio Code, Java, or Go. It is intended for those who want their IDE to work with a mono-repo / multi-project build system. That being said, I've attempted to add a README in each module to explain how it was built.
- Visual Studio Code (vscode) - Download and Install
- Bazel - Install Instructions
- Knowledge of your Terminal / Command Prompt
Once Bazel is installed, make sure you can execute
bazel helpfrom the terminal.
- ✅ Linux (Ubuntu / Linux Mint)
- ✅ Mac OS X
- ✅ Windows 10 with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
- ✅ Chrome OS (Version 105+) with Developer Linux Tools
- ❌ Windows 10 Native - Not working due to path requirements.
- ✅ Java Language Server and Auto Complete
- 🔶 - Go Language Server and Auto Complete
‼️ Many of the language tools require fixed, non-relative, non-expanding paths to toolsets. This is painful when your build tool can construct the tool-chain.- ❗ Gopls Server and Protobufs not honoring the $GOBIN variable, nor have I found a setting to add it to the server.