In this directory, we implement some examples to illustrate how to register input/output data for a function, create and invoke a task and get execution results with the Teclave's client SDK in both single and multi-party setups.
Before trying these examples, please make sure all services in the Teaclave platform has been properly launched. Also, for examples implemented in Python, don't forget to generate protocol stub files and set the PYTHONPATH to the sdk path so that the scripts can successfully import the teaclave module.
Generate stub files by grpcio-tools and grpclib.
python3 -m grpc_tools.protoc --proto_path=../../services/proto/src/proto --python_out=. --grpclib_python_out=. ../../services/proto/src/proto/{teaclave_authentication_service.proto,teaclave_frontend_service.proto,teaclave_common.proto}
For instance, use the following command to invoke an echo function in Teaclave:
$ PYTHONPATH=../../sdk/python python3 builtin_echo.py 'Hello, Teaclave!'
Please checkout the sources of these examples to learn more about the process of invoking a function in Teaclave.
In some of the examples, you will see URLs of input and output files pointing to the localhost addresses. In real world, these URLs are addresses from file system service providers (i.e., AWS S3). If you are using the Docker compose file to start Teaclave services, a simple file system service are also included. To use it, just change the URLs in the examples to http://teaclave-file-service:6789/path/to/the/file.
Normally, the domain name is teaclave-file-service, and it can be found via the docker ps command under the “NAMES” column:
CONTAINER ID || IMAGE || COMMAND || CREATED || STATUS || NAMES XXXXXXXX || python:3 || "./scripts/simple_ht…" || 1 days ago || Up 1 days || teaclave-file-service
Note that in a real-world case, URLs of input and output files should be provided by the end-user. In the examples, we just embed these files for demonstration and testing.