@POSTMAN_ECHO_FOO = HelloService/SayHello
@POSTMAN_ECHO_URL = grpc.postman-echo.com:443

### kulala-echo-grpc-echo

# @grpc-plaintext

GRPC echo.kulala.app:50051 echo.Echo/UnaryEcho
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "message": "Hello world!"
}

### kulala-echo-local-grpc

# @grpc-plaintext

GRPC localhost:50051 echo.Echo/UnaryEcho
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "message": "Hello world!"
}

### POSTMAN_GRPC_ECHO

# @grpc-plaintext

GRPC {{grpc.addr}}:{{grpc.port}} HelloService/SayHello
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "greeting": "kulala!"
}

### plain

# @grpc-plaintext

GRPC grpcb.in:9000 grpcbin.GRPCBin/Index
HEADER1: {{header1}}

### tls

GRPC grpcb.in:9001 grpcbin.GRPCBin/Index
HEADER1: {{header1}}

### tunnel_authority

# When tunneling a remote TLS service to localhost, override the SSL server
# name / :authority so the certificate hostname still matches.
# @grpc-authority grpcb.in

GRPC localhost:9001 grpcbin.GRPCBin/Index
HEADER1: {{header1}}

### local_tls_insecure

# Local TLS with a self-signed / invalid cert: keep TLS, skip verification.
# @grpc-insecure

GRPC localhost:50051 echo.Echo/UnaryEcho
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "message": "Hello world!"
}