JSON-RPC Parts is a library of composable components one would need to assemble a JSON-RPC server or client.
The parts provided are JSON-RPC message parser and serializer, a generic request handler collection, a WSGI-specific request handler and bits and pieces.
This JSON-RPC Parts collection supports both, JSON-RPC v.1.0 and v.2.0 including “batch” mode for v.2.0.
The parts are split into separate modules that can be used separately from this collection.
Since this collection is MIT-licensed, you are free grab a part of this code and use it in alsmost any.
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