| commit | b32cc42a697bdb4a35bf35da7270ec0cd941d170 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Jiri Simsa <jsimsa@google.com> | Tue Apr 14 18:10:14 2015 -0700 |
| committer | Jiri Simsa <jsimsa@google.com> | Wed Apr 15 17:49:49 2015 +0000 |
| tree | 3a798b3abbd9939f7c2e9db7170f0b2f8e2c1ddb | |
| parent | 91b3762a63d3269b3654100ac444675d2bd7f4a9 [diff] |
TBR p2b: moving all Go code under v.io prefix and making the v23 tool aware of all of our Go workspaces The purpose of this CL is to be able to build / test all of our Go code by running: $ v23 go [build|test] v.io/... MultiPart: 4/8 Change-Id: I09d2949150d91cba73afb4f46feec8412c8bf882
P2B allows one to pipe anything from shell console to the browser. Data being piped to the browser then is displayed in a graphical and formatted way by a “viewer” Viewers are pluggable pieces of code that know how to handle and display a stream of data.
For example one can do:
echo "Hi!" | p2b users/jane@google.com/chrome/p2b/jane/console
or
cat cat.jpg | p2b -binary users/jane@google.com/chrome/p2b/jane/image
where users/jane@google.com/chrome/p2b is the Object name where p2b service is running in the browser. The suffix console or image specifies what viewer should be used to display the data.
Please see the help page inside the P2B application for detailed tutorials.
To build make To run make go/bin/p2b #Builds the p2b binary make start #Starts a web server at 8080 and then navigate to http://localhost:8080 and publish under a name such as ‘foo’ and run p2b rpc under vbash with commands such as
# run vbash $V23_ROOT/release/go/src/v.io/x/ref/cmd/vbash # run a sample p2b command echo "Hello World" | go/bin/p2b users/<email-address>/chrome/p2b/foo/console
To stop simply Ctrl-C the console that started it
To clean make clean