gepard-python
General purpose communication and synchronization layer for distributed applications / Microservices / events, semaphores, locks and messages for JavaScript, Java, Python and PHP
Overview
This Python module implements a full featured client for the GEPARD middleware for general purpose distributed applications.
In order to use this Python client you must have installed the GEPARD middleware. This is simply done by executing the command:
npm install gepardPrerequisite for this command is the installation of node and npm. For more information see gepard on npm and gessinger-hj/gepard on github.
If you are interested in the PHP client see gepard-python on pypi and gepard-python on github
Install
Installation is done from pypi with:
pip install gepard-python2 maintainers
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