Minimalistic asyncio-based Tor Controller
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Minimalistic Tor Controller
Minimalistic asyncio-based Tor controller.
How to use:
from mintc import TorController
tc = TorController('127.0.0.1:9051')
try:
await tc.start()
await tc.authenticate('password')
async for circuit in tc.get_circuits():
print(circuit)
finally:
await tc.stop()
Or:
async with TorController('127.0.0.1:9051') as tc:
await tc.authenticate('password')
async for circuit in tc.get_circuits():
print(circuit)
The format of control port argument passed to the constructor
is identical to ControlPort
from torrc
.
Only small subset of commands is implemented so far.
This controller neither does nor will implement auto reconnect.
It's the user's responsibility to catch any exceptions
and re-run the entire async with TorController...
code block
or restart the controller with tc.restart()
and start over again
from tc.authenticate()
.
All response parsing is very minimalistic. E.g. date/time strings are not parsed.
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