ButterflyNet is an server-side batteries-included secure networking framework built upon asyncio.
Why ButterflyNet?
ButterflyNet was designed for a few main reasons:
Sockets are low-level; personally, I dislike them because they’re not the friendliest thing to use.
Twisted has a steep learning curve, and has a lot of cruft.
asyncio networking is good, but it’s very hands-off - ButterflyNet comes with everything needed for a full networking suite.
All the existing libraries are not, by design, secure. You can work around this with SSLContexts - however, ButterflyNet forces TLS with secure settings on your server by default.
Getting Started
ButterflyNet is available to download off of PyPI: pip install ButterflyNet
Limitations
You have a choice of TCP or UDP in most networking frameworks. However, ButterflyNet is designed upon persistent, TLS-authenticated and secured connections, of which UDP has:
No persistent connections
Unreliable TLS security
This means ButterflyNet is locked to TCP for the future. OpenSSL does support DTLS, but no support for this is planned.
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