interface-proxy 0.2.1b0

A library that allows to import a module in one process (server) and use that module in another process (client).

interface-proxy

A library that allows to import a module in one process (server) and use that module in another process (client).

Use Cases

• You want to run your application on one computer, but a python module shall be run on another computer (remote control).
• You need to use a library which has conflicting dependencies with other components used by your application (DLL Hell), or is only available for another bitness.

Features and Limitations

• The python module in the server can be used transparently, as if the module was imported on the client.
• Only primitive attributes and function calls are supported. Instantiating objects or calling methods on objects does not work and requires a wrapper on the server.
• Objects can be referenced and these references can be passed to functions as arguments.
• Client can automatically start and terminate the server if running on the same machine.
• No Authentication support. When the computer can be reached from the outside, make sure your firewall only grants access from trusted sources.
• Only supports Windows as OS

Communication Protocols

• Via named pipes (client and server on the same machine).
• Via TCP connection.

Examples

You can check the integration tests in the source code to find out how to use this library. If you are interested in a collaborative project to evaluate the use of this library and implement it in your application, feel free to contact us at [e-mail].