Lomonds
@fork from dataplicity-lomond
Enhancement to allow a custom function to be called to get the data for a ping packet.
Tranquil WebSockets for Python.
You can custom ping data like this:
websocket = Websocket('wss://ws.example.org')
for event in WebSocket.connect(ping_rate=5, ping_data=b'hello'):
on_event(event)
Lomond is a Websocket client which turns a websocket connection in to an orderly stream of events. No threads or callbacks necessary.
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