feat: add LoadReader method to generated funcs #72
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Issue #, if available:
#52 #53
Description of changes:
I ended up writing this for my own use before I noticed that there was an existing PR/Issue for this already. Since the other one still hasn't been merged, I figured I may as well throw my hat in the ring as well. By sheer coincidence it's almost identical to the other PR, except for the following:
LoadReaderinstead ofLoadFromBinaryos.ReadFileinLoadwithos.Openand pass the*os.FiletoLoadReader, can defer the*os.File.Close()mise use protocas of submitting this PRWhen generating the plugin loading functions from protobufs, previously there was only an option to load plugins directly from disk via file names. This prevents use cases such as loading plugins embedded using
embedor via anfs.FSvirtual filesystem.To address this, there is now a
LoadReadermethod generated that accepts anio.Readerand uses that viaio.ReadAll, rather than having to load a file viaos.ReadFilefirst. The existingLoadmethod has been rewritten to simply callLoadReaderwith the result of calling theos.Openwith the file name.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.