elixir-protobuf/protobuf
This system is an Elixir library for Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) that handles binary, JSON, and text format encoding and decoding. It provides a code generator to produce Elixir modules from .proto files and includes utilities for Google standard types and message identification. The project also features a comprehensive test suite and a benchmarking suite for performance analysis.
61.9
Adequate · 1 August 2026
9.4k
lines of production code
Elixir
primary language
2
bus factor · 61 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2017 · Initial project scaffolding and protoc code generation
This period established the foundational structure of the protobuf-elixir library, including initial project setup, configuration updates, and the introduction of JSON and text format support. It also introduced the protoc code generator and its associated EEx templates, enabling automatic Elixir module generation from .proto files.
15 changes
2018–2020 · Protobuf standard types and JSON mapping
This period focused on expanding the library's capabilities by adding support for Google's standard Protobuf types and implementing JSON encoding/decoding. The team also established a comprehensive benchmarking suite to measure Protobuf performance, including automated dataset management and throughput testing scripts.
10 changes
2021–2024 · Protobuf conformance and DSL refactoring
This period focused on enhancing the library's correctness and structure by refactoring the Protobuf wire format and DSL generation into dedicated modules. The team also implemented a comprehensive conformance test suite to validate encoding and decoding behavior, alongside adding conversion helpers for Google Protobuf types.
8 changes
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