Asynchronous networking based on SimPy.
Project description
simpy.io is an asynchronous networking library based on SimPy. The nature of networking is thoroughly event-based (messages can for example be thought of as events). simpy.io marries the solid event system of SimPy with asynchronous input and output.
It provides several degrees of abstraction (raw sockets, packets and request-reply messages), supports various back-ends ((e)poll, select, asyncore, virtual) and lets you use different socket types, like TCP, SSL-encrypted, simulated). Furthermore protocols like HTTP, WebSockets and an extensible RPC interface are also supported.
Current status
simpy.io is currently in the early alpha phase of development. There is no guarantee for API stability (modules will almost certainly be renamed before the 1.0 release) and simpy.io may break on your system. Sadly, there isn’t any documentation available as of now (apart from the examples and tests).
The state of the individual modules is as follows:
sockets: stable alpha
packets: stable alpha
message: stable alpha
http: draft
websockets: draft
rpc: draft
The following table represents the support matrix. As of now, there’s no CI system in place to guarantee the test stability, yet.
System |
Flavor |
Python |
Backends |
Successful tests |
---|---|---|---|---|
Linux |
ArchLinux |
2.6.9, 2.7.6, 3.3, 3.4 |
all |
all |
Linux |
Ubuntu (12.04) |
2.6.9, 2.7.6, 3.3 |
all |
most |
Windows |
Windows 7 |
2.6.9, 2.7.6, 3.3 |
select |
all |
OS X |
Maverick (10.9) |
3.3 |
no epoll |
most |
Installation
simpy.io requires Python 2.7 or 3.3 and SimPy 3. You can install it from Bitbucket via pip:
$ pip install hg+https://bitbucket.org/simpy/simpy.io
Examples
The following three examples demonstrate simpy.io’s levels of abstraction:
Socket level
When working directly with simpy.io sockets, you can try to read and write a specified number of bytes from or to a socket (note that there is no guarantee from the OS that all data will be received or transmitted):
>>> from simpy.io import select as backend
>>>
>>> def server(env, addr):
... server_sock = backend.TCPSocket.server(env, addr)
... sock = yield server_sock.accept()
... data = yield sock.read(4)
... print(data.decode())
... yield sock.write('cya'.encode())
>>>
>>> def client(env, addr):
... sock = yield backend.TCPSocket.connection(env, addr)
... yield sock.write('ohai'.encode())
... data = yield sock.read(3)
... print(data.decode())
>>>
>>> addr = ('127.0.0.1', 5555)
>>> env = backend.Environment()
>>> srv = env.process(server(env, addr))
>>> cli = env.process(client(env, addr))
>>> env.run(until=cli)
ohai
cya
Packet level
simpy.io packets alleviate the limitation of raw sockets and allow you to read and write complete packets. These can either be bytes (if you use Packet) or (unicode) strings (if you use PacketUTF8):
>>> from simpy.io import select as backend
>>> from simpy.io.packet import Packet
>>>
>>> def server(env, addr):
... server_sock = backend.TCPSocket.server(env, addr)
... sock = yield server_sock.accept()
... packet = Packet(sock)
... data = yield packet.read()
... print(data.decode())
... yield packet.write('cya'.encode())
>>>
>>> def client(env, addr):
... packet = Packet((yield backend.TCPSocket.connection(env, addr)))
... yield packet.write('ohai'.encode())
... data = yield packet.read()
... print(data.decode())
>>>
>>> addr = ('127.0.0.1', 5556)
>>> env = backend.Environment()
>>> srv = env.process(server(env, addr))
>>> cli = env.process(client(env, addr))
>>> env.run(until=cli)
ohai
cya
Message level
The message level adds message counters that allow you to asynchronously send messages (even concurrently) and maps replies to their proper requests. Furthermore, you can specify (de)serializers (by default, JSON is used) and replies can signal success/failure:
>>> from simpy.io import select as backend
>>> from simpy.io.packet import PacketUTF8
>>> from simpy.io.message import Message
>>>
>>> def server(env, addr):
... server_sock = backend.TCPSocket.server(env, addr)
... sock = yield server_sock.accept()
... message = Message(env, PacketUTF8(sock))
... request = yield message.recv()
... print(request.content)
... yield request.succeed('cya')
>>>
>>> def client(env, addr):
... message = Message(env, PacketUTF8(
... (yield backend.TCPSocket.connection(env, addr))))
... reply = yield message.send('ohai')
... print(reply)
>>>
>>> addr = ('127.0.0.1', 5557)
>>> env = backend.Environment()
>>> srv = env.process(server(env, addr))
>>> cli = env.process(client(env, addr))
>>> env.run(until=cli)
ohai
cya
Help & Contact
Please feel free to post a message to the SimPy-Users mailing list to ask for help or to discuss the ongoing development. Bugs should be posted on our issue tracker here on BitBucket.
Maintenance
Updating the ca certificate and server key files:
$ openssl req -x509 -nodes -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout server.key.pem -out certificate.pem -days 3650
Verifying the ssl files:
$ openssl x509 -days 3650 -text -noout -in certificate.pem
Freeze the requirements:
$ .tox/py37/bin/python -m pip freeze –all –exclude-editable > requirements.txt
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