protoc:tldr:1ba38
protoc: Generate code for multiple languages.
$ protoc --csharp_out=${path-to-c#_output_directory} --js_out=${path-to-js_output_directory} ${input_file-proto}
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This command is using the Protocol Buffers compiler (protoc) to generate code in both C# and JavaScript for a given input file in the .proto format.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
protoc: This is the Protocol Buffers compiler command.--csharp_out=${path-to-c#_output_directory}: This flag specifies the output directory for the generated C# code. You need to replace${path-to-c#_output_directory}with the actual path on your system.--js_out=${path-to-js_output_directory}: This flag specifies the output directory for the generated JavaScript code. You need to replace${path-to-js_output_directory}with the actual path on your system.${input_file-proto}: This is the input file in the .proto format that contains the Protocol Buffers definitions. You need to replace${input_file-proto}with the actual path and name of your .proto file.
When you execute this command, the Protocol Buffers compiler will parse the input file and generate C# and JavaScript code based on the message and service definitions in the .proto file. The generated code can then be used in your C# and JavaScript projects to interact with data serialized using Protocol Buffers.
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