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* Add ChannelCredential tests

* Work on channel credentials

* Remove context.context checks

* Make call credentials an interface

* Write comments for call credentials

* fixtures comment in test-channel-credentials

* small changes

* Address name change comment

* define metadata interface

* Call credentials

* Reorganize channel-credentials file

* Composed call credentials tests

* Simplified CallCredentials composition

* Use async.parallel in call-credentials

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README.md

Pure JavaScript Node gRPC Client

This library is currently incomplete and experimental, built on the upcoming experimental http2 Node module. The existing, working gRPC Node.js module can be found on npm and on github.

This library is a minimally-featured implementation of gRPC purely in JavaScript, without a C++ addon. It is intended for use in libraries that need complete platform support and only basic gRPC features.

The existing gRPC Node.js module will continue to be the canonical, feature rich implementation of gRPC, with broad but incomplete platform support.

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