isolate-proto

import grpc # Assuming you have generated isolate_controller_pb2.py and isolate_controller_pb2_grpc.py # from the official .proto definitions. These files would typically be # created by running 'python -m grpc_tools.protoc ...' against the .proto files. # Placeholder imports - replace with actual generated module names and symbols # based on the Isolate Controller's .proto files. try: from isolate_controller_pb2 import IsolateRequest, IsolateResponse from isolate_controller_pb2_grpc import IsolateServiceStub except ImportError: print("Generated protobuf files (e.g., isolate_controller_pb2.py) not found.") print("Please ensure you have generated them from the official .proto definitions using grpc_tools.protoc.") exit(1) def run_client(): # Replace 'localhost:50051' with the actual Isolate Controller gRPC server address with grpc.insecure_channel('localhost:50051') as channel: stub = IsolateServiceStub(channel) try: # Example request - replace with actual fields from IsolateRequest request = IsolateRequest(name="example_task", payload=b"some_data") response = stub.ExecuteTask(request) print(f"Isolate Controller Response: {response.status}") except grpc.RpcError as e: print(f"Error communicating with Isolate Controller: {e.details}") if __name__ == '__main__': # This quickstart demonstrates client-side usage of the generated stubs. # To run this, you'd also need a running gRPC server implementing the # IsolateService as defined in the .proto files. print("This is a placeholder quickstart. Actual usage requires generated") print("protobuf files and a running Isolate Controller gRPC server.") run_client()