letmegrpc generates a web form gui from a grpc definition.

cd $GOPATH
mkdir -p ./src/github.com/gogo/letmegrpc
git clone https://github.com/gogo/letmegrpc ./src/github.com/gogo/letmegrpc
./src/github.com/gogo/letmegrpc/deps.sh # Retrieves all your dependencies with a script generated by git-anchor.  Alternatively read the deps.json file and manually install the dependencies.
(cd ./src/github.com/gogo/letmegrpc && make install)

Assuming you have a grpc server implementation running on your localhost on port 12345

letmegrpc --addr=localhost:12345 --port=8080 grpc.proto

Now open your webbrowser and goto

http://localhost:8080/ServiceName/MethodName

Here you will find a generated html web form. Clicking Submit will send your newly populated message to your grpc server implementation and display the results.

(cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/gogo/letmegrpc && make install)
letmetestserver --port=12345 &
(cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/gogo/letmegrpc/testcmd && letmegrpc --addr=localhost:12345 --port=8080 serve.proto

Open your webbrowser at

http://localhost:8080/Label/Produce

• Comments that are attached to fields become tooltips.
• proto2 defaults are filled into the the clean form.

letmegrpc is just another protocol buffer code generation plugin. Simply run:

protoc -gogo_out=. grpc.proto
protoc -letmegrpc_out=. grpc.proto

Now you can have the html generated code next to your generated message code. It contains a:

• The Serve function that is used to start the server.
• SetHtmlStringer function that lets you customize your html output for each returned message, this is json by default. This might be useful to return more links and create an explorable web site.