aiohttp-spyne 1.0.1

Aiohttp transport for Spyne RPC library

About

Aiohttp transport for Spyne RPC library.

Requirements:

• Python >= 3.6

• Aiohttp >= 3.0.0

• Spyne >= 2.12.9

Spyne alpha versions should also work.

Installation

Just run pip install aiohttp-spyne :)

Examples

• Test server: python -m examples.hello_world

• Threaded test server: python -m examples.hello_world_threads

• Test client: python -m examples.test_client

Usage

First, initialize your spyne application as normal. Here’s an example for a simple SOAP service (See examples for a more complete service setup).

spyne_app = spyne.Application(
    [HelloWorldService],
    tns='aiohttp_spyne.examples.hello',
    in_protocol=Soap11(validator='lxml'),
    out_protocol=Soap11())

Next, wrap your Spyne application with AIOSpyne. Note that you can run your application entrypoints in a thread by setting the threads parameter. If you want to keep your entrypoints running in the same thread as the main application, just leave this None. If you DO run your entrypoints in threads, be aware that some signals sent by spyne will also be run in threads, and be extra careful of using your main loop!

handler = AIOSpyne(spyne_app, threads=25)

Lastly, make an aiohttp application as usual, and just bind GET and POST entrypoints from AIOSpyne to wherever. Note that both paths need to be the same.

With GET, if the request address ends ?wsdl or .wsdl, a WSDL schema is returned in a response. Otherwise requests are redirected to spynes RPC handler.

app = web.Application()
app.router.add_get('/{tail:.*}', handler.get)
app.router.add_post('/{tail:.*}', handler.post)
web.run_app(app, port=8080)

Testing and formatting

1. pytest

2. mypy -p aiohttp_spyne

3. flake8

4. black aiohttp_spyne/

License

LGPL-2.1 – Please see LICENSE for details.