Any idea to implement interactive RSocket client alike http-prompt

[linux-china]

interactive command-line for RSocket client :) https://http-prompt.com/

$ rsc--debug tcp://localhost:7001
tcp://localhost:7001> request word.uppercase Foo
tcp://localhost:7001> use request 
tcp://localhost:7001> word.uppercase Foo
tcp://localhost:7001> cd word
tcp://localhost:7001> uppercase Foo
tcp://localhost:7001> env
use request
cd word
content-type: application/json
tcp://localhost:7001> use uppercase
tcp://localhost:7001> send Foo
tcp://localhost:7001> send '{"x":10, "y":20}'
tcp://localhost:7001> send @demo.json

RSocket Headers:

• content-type
• authentication: auth basic name password ; auth bearer xxxx

Commands:

• rsocket request model commands: request, fire, stream, channel, push
• use: switch request model, values are request, fire, stream, channel, push
• cd: change route key prefix
• send: send the data to destination again
• env: display connection information
• rsc: rsc cli request "rsc --request --route=uppercase --data=Foo --debug tcp://localhost:7001"

[making]

The HTTP prompt is new to me. At first glance, it doesn't seem to convince me. Is it that convenient?

[linux-china]

HTTP prompt is nice idea, but it's hard for automation. gRPC has same production and that is https://github.com/ktr0731/evans I'm not sure that it' good or not.