A Python library that provides an interface to communicate with IBM hosts: send commands and text, receive output (screens). The library provides the means to do what a human can do using a 3270 emulator.
The library is highly customizable and is built with simplicity in mind. It is written in Python 3, runs on Linux and Unix-like Operating Systems, and relies on the s3270 utility. So it is required to have the s3270 installed on your system and available on your PATH.
The library allows you to open a telnet connection to an IBM host, and execute a set of instructions as you specified them in your python program.
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