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Create an entanglement across network and even programming language.

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# Entangle-Python [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](LICENSE)

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## Install

Simply pip install from the github repo.

```bash
pip install entangle-python
```
## Usage

### Entanglement Server

Note that an entanglement object corresponds to a client.

```python
import entangle

# Define a callback for every new entanglement
def on_entangle(entanglement):
def rprint(x):
print(x)
entanglement.test = x

entanglement.rprint = rprint

# Listen for entanglements (listenes in blocking mode)
entangle.listen(host="localhost", port=12345, password="42", callback=on_entangle)
```

### Entanglement Client

If your script wants to connect to an entanglement server use the following.

```python
import entangle

def on_entangle(entanglement):
entanglement.remote_fun("rprint")("Hello Universe!")
entanglement.close()

# asyncronously connect to a client (entanglement spawns a daemon thread)
entangle.connect(host="localhost", port=12345, password="42", callback=on_entangle)
```


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