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Hey @dtuchs, I glad you've found grpcmock useful!
Initially for me it was only about mocking gRPC services in unit/it tests, and I've never though about creating a client for e2e. But I think that definitely should be possible. Tho it would have reduced matching possibilities (you can't jsonize a predicate), probably similar to gripmock - equals and contains. Also not sure about bidistreaming api definitions (that's a thing to improve on the DSL as well).
I didn't get the part were gripmock doesn't have a remote client? I seems it does provide a Dockerfile, which could be used to run the client?

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Hi @Fadelis

Yes Docker support is something which will be highly useful.
Is there any near future plan for this to get Docker support to run remotely via a java client ?

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Hi @Fadelis

Yes Docker support is something which will be highly useful. Is there any near future plan for this to get Docker support to run remotely via a java client ?

Hi @nitink007 I have no plans for it atm, since it would require quite a different structure to support this (loading proto files to docker container, parsing and loading json scenarios and etc). As mentioned in the other linked issue you could check out https://github.com/Adven27/grpc-wiremock project, maybe it will suit your needs.

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