gramme
A elegant way to pass volatile data around over UDP (datagrammes) serialized with msgpack
Example Server
from gramme import server
@server(3030)
def handler(data)
print data
Example Client
from gramme import client
clnt = client(host="132.23.x.x", port=3030)
some_data = {'i am': 'a dict'}
clnt.send(some_data)
Installation
Install gramme with pip:
$ pip install gramme
License
BSD
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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