Reactive Distributed communication framework for .net, kotlin, js, c++. Inspired by Rider IDE.

Firstly decide which languages will be involved in protocol. It may be Kotlin and C#, Rider uses them for instance. Or C++ only, who knows. After that prepare the environment and build needed assemblies. Choose separate or common build based on needs.

• .NET Framework >= 3.5

• cd rd-net
• ./build.cmd

or

• gradle :rd-net:build -x test

• Gradle 4.8
• Kotlin 1.3.50+

• gradle :build -x test

• git
• cmake
• Visual Studio 2015+ or
• clang 6.0+

• cd rd-cpp
• ./build.cmd

or

• gradle :rd-cpp:build -x test

All above ones.

• gradle build

Further generate models in each language you have chosen. For this purpose project :rd-gen must be built.

See https://www.jetbrains.com/help/resharper/sdk/Products/Rider.html#protocol-extension for more details.

See com.jetbrains.rd.generator.test.cases.generator.demo.DemoModel and com.jetbrains.rd.generator.test.cases.generator.example.ExampleModel

Generally it depends on the architecture. But in standard Client-Server architecture through localhost connection framework's classes are suitable.

JetBrains.Rd.Impl.Server and *.Client respectively

com.jetbrains.rd.framework.Server and *.Client respectively

rd::SocketWire::Server and *.Client respectively

Look at cross tests

• com.jetbrains.rd.framework.test.cross at Kotlin side
• Test.RdCross at C# side
• rd::cross at C++ side