ABOTP
ABOTP is a Python package that provides a TCP and UDP double-socket protocol for bi-directional communication between clients and servers. It allows sending and receiving byte data over TCP and UDP connections.
Features
Supports both TCP and UDP communication protocols.
Provides a server-side implementation (Server) for accepting client connections and handling data transmission.
Offers a client-side implementation (Client) for connecting to a server and exchanging data.
Supports sending and receiving lists of byte objects (bytes) as data payloads.
Provides error handling for socket-related exceptions and connection status errors.
Works with Python 3.10, 3.11, and 3.12.
Installation
You can install ABOTP using pip:
pip install ABOTP
Usage
To use ABOTP, import the necessary modules and classes:
from ABOTP import Server from ABOTP import Client from ABOTP import By
You can also use the built-in server-side operating capabilities:
from ABOTP import storage
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