MSL-Network
msl-network uses concurrency and asynchronous programming to transfer messages across a network and it is composed of a Broker, Clients and Services with a Link established between a Client and a Service.
A Broker uses concurrency to handle requests from multiple Clients such that multiple requests run in overlapping time periods and a reply is returned in no specific order. The Broker also distributes messages that are published by a Service to all Clients that are subscribed.
A Client can send requests synchronously or asynchronously for a Service to execute.
Install
msl-network is available for installation via the Python Package Index
pip install msl-network
Dependencies
- Python 3.8+
- PyZMQ
Documentation
The documentation for msl-network can be found here.
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Metadata
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