noroot_ping

Simple python bindings to rust's tokio tcp ping function.

Installation

pip install noroot_ping

Usage

from noroot_ping import ping_tcp

if ping_tcp(ip, port):
    # if ping was successful
else:
    # if ping was NOT successful

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