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netdef

Summary

An application framework with built-in drivers (Controllers), data holders (Sources) and config parsers (Rules). Also includes a web interface for configuration and troubleshooting.

Features

  • Abstract base classes for creating custom controllers, sources and rules

  • The configuration is done using configparser with extended interpolation

  • Start a new netdef project with cookiecutter. Templates available at https://bitbucket.org/fholmer/cookiecutter-netdef.

  • Code in Rule-Source-Controller design pattern.

Built-in Controllers:

Built-in Rules:

  • Generic CSV config parser

Built-in application engines:

  • threaded engine with stdout/stderr only

  • threaded engine with web-interface (webadmin)

  • serve webadmin behind nginx reverse proxy

Use Cases

Netdef is useful if you want to create a middleware that can translate a protocol into a completely different protocol or data format into a completely different data format.

Getting started

First install cookiecutter and netdef templates:

$ python3 -m venv cookiecutter/ $ cookiecutter/bin/pip install cookiecutter $ hg clone https://bitbucket.org/fholmer/cookiecutter-netdef cookiecutter/cookiecutter-netdef

Create your first application:

$ cookiecutter/bin/cookiecutter cookiecutter/cookiecutter-netdef/cookiecutter-minimal-app

Cookiecutter and netdef-templates can now be removed if you wish.

Setup your application:

$ cd your-application $ python3 -m venv venv $ source venv/bin/activate $ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt $ pip install -r requirements.txt

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