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⭐ Nejma ⭐

Nejma ⭐ allows you to manage multiple realtime connections and send messages to groups or a user multiple tabs...

Take a look at this example nejma-chat, a simple chat application built using nejma and starlette.

Installation

$ pip install nejma

Getting started

Here's an example of using nejma with websockets.

First import Channel and channel_layer from nejma

from nejma import Channel, channel_layer

Create a channel on connect

async def on_connect(self, websocket, **kwargs):
    await super().on_connect(websocket, **kwargs)

    self.channel = Channel(send=websocket.send)

Add groups, channels or send messages

    async def on_receive(self, websocket, data):
    	# Adds a channel to a giving group
        self.channel_layer.add(group, self.channel)

        # Removes a channel from a given group
        self.channel_layer.remove(group, self.channel)

        # Removes a channel from all the groups
        self.channel_layer.remove_channel(self.channel)

        # Reset all the groups
        self.channel_layer.flush()

        await self.channel_layer.group_send(group, "Welcome !")

Finnaly, remove the channel once the connection is closed

    async def on_disconnect(self, websocket, close_code):
        self.channel_layer.remove_channel(self.channel)

Starlette


To use nejma with starlette, simply import the WebSocketEndpoint from nejma

from channels.ext.starlette import WebSocketEndpoint

@app.websocket_route("/ws")
class Chat(WebSocketEndpoint):
    encoding = "json"

    async def on_receive(self, websocket, data):
        room_id = data['room_id']
        message = data['message']
        username = data['username']

        if message.strip():
            group = f"group_{room_id}"

            self.channel_layer.add(group, self.channel)

            payload = {
                "username": username,
                "message": message,
                "room_id": room_id
            }
            await self.channel_layer.group_send(group, payload)

Docs

The ChannelLayer class provided by nejma exposes the following methods :

add(group, channel)

Adds a channel to a giving group.

	self.channel_layer.add(group, self.channel)

remove(group, channel) Removes a channel from a given group

self.channel_layer.remove(group, self.channel)

remove_channel(channel) Removes a channel from all the groups

self.channel_layer.remove_channel(self.channel)

flush() Reset all the groups

self.channel_layer.flush()

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