A pool of BERT-RPC clients
bertrpcex uses poolboy to have pools of workers that connect/encode/decode BERT-RPC.
The configuration is done directly on each pool, this is part of the .app (as example):
env: [
pools: [
{ [:ext, :nat],
[size: 10, max_overflow: 20],
[host: {127,0,0,1}, port: 8000]
}
]
]
This configuration means:
Module ext and nat are hosted at 127.0.0.1 at 8000 on pools of size 10 and max_overflow 20 each
Usage:
Let's suppose that ext has a binary method named... binary.
response = BertrpcEx.call(:ext, :binary, [1,2]).
This will pick a worker, execute the call and return the expected response.
That's it.
Write tests!
If you'd like to hack on Bertrpc.ex, start by forking my repo on Github.
You need Elixir and Erlang R16.
Dependencies can be fetched running:
$ mix deps.get
To compile:
$ mix compile
Pull requests are greatly appreciated.