package command_rpc

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Command is used for setting up an RPC server in the child process. By default this will set up an RPC server, but passing the -sexp flag will make it run the implementation on a sexp read from stdin instead. Passing the -menu flag will cause the command to print out a sexp indicating which RPC names and versions are supported.

module Invocation : sig ... end
module Stateful : sig ... end
module type T = Stateful.T with type state := Invocation.t
module type T_conv = Stateful.T_conv with type state := Invocation.t
module type T_pipe = Stateful.T_pipe with type state := Invocation.t
type t = [
  1. | `Plain of (module T)
  2. | `Plain_conv of (module T_conv)
  3. | `Pipe of (module T_pipe)
  4. | `Pipe_conv of (module T_pipe_conv)
  5. | `Implementations of Invocation.t Async.Rpc.Implementation.t list
]
val stateful : Invocation.t Stateful.t list -> t list

You need to call this on your list of stateful RPCs before they can be passed to create or (more usually) the function you get in Expert.param.

val create : ?heartbeat_config:Async.Rpc.Connection.Heartbeat_config.t -> ?max_message_size:int -> ?log_not_previously_seen_version:(name:string -> int -> unit) -> ?buffer_age_limit:Async.Writer.buffer_age_limit -> summary:string -> t list -> Async.Command.t
module Expert : sig ... end
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