This is an implementation of the SOME/IP protocol, with some caveats.
The serialization is bincode, so it will not interact with other implementations of SOME/IP.
This should be easy to solve as the SOME/IP serialization is quite simple.
Interfaces are defined by using traits and a derive macro. Look in the tests.rs file for a simple example.
Here is how you would define a service.
rust
#[service(
name("org.hello.service"),
fields([1]value1:Field1,[2]value2:String, [3]value3: u32),
events([1 ;10]value1:Event1, [2;10]value2:String, [3;10]value3: u32),
method_ids([2]echo_string, [3]no_reply),
method_ids([5]echo_struct)
)]
#[async_trait]
pub trait EchoServer {
fn echo_int(&self, value: i32) -> Result<i32, EchoError>;
async fn echo_string(&self, value: String) -> Result<String, EchoError>;
fn no_reply(&self, value: Field1);
fn echo_u64(&self, value: u64) -> Result<u64, EchoError>;
fn echo_struct(&self, value : Field1) -> Result<Field1, EchoError>;
}
Though very early in its implementation, I decided to make it public.