p5-python-new_service_port_generator

Random port generator for new tcp/udp service.

References

• Project page on PyPi.
• Source code upstream on GitHub.

Install

• call pip install p5.new_service_port_generator

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Successfully built p5.new-service-port-generator
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• or call pip install . in source directory

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Successfully built p5.new-service-port-generator
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Successfully installed p5.new-service-port-generator-0.0.4

Uninstall

call pip uninstall p5.new_service_port_generator

Uninstalling p5.new-service-port-generator-0.0.4:
  Would remove:
    /home/user/venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages/p5.new_service_port_generator-0.0.4-py3.8.egg-info
    /home/user/venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages/p5/new_service_port_generator/*
Proceed (y/n)? y
  Successfully uninstalled p5.new-service-port-generator-0.0.4

Example

Try:

• example.py
• or this:

import sys

from p5.new_service_port_generator import make as _make_generator

_generator = _make_generator()
print("generator pool size: {}".format(len(_generator.pool)), file = sys.stderr)

print("your first port [{}] for your new service was returned by __call__ and removed from pool".format(_generator()), file = sys.stderr)
print("generator pool size: {}".format(len(_generator.pool)), file = sys.stderr)

print("your second port [{}] for your new service was generated by __iter__ and removed from pool".format(next(iter(_generator))), file = sys.stderr)
print("generator pool size: {}".format(len(_generator.pool)), file = sys.stderr)