PSocket
The cross-platform simple tool to work with remote server through sockets. It can establish socket connection to a remote host:port, send commands and receive response. No need to send byte-string. Use usual strings to send command.
Installation
For most users, the recommended method to install is via pip:
pip install psocket
or from source:
python setup.py install
Import
from psocket import SocketClient
Usage
from psocket import SocketClient
client = SocketClient(host='172.16.0.48', port=3261)
print(client)
from psocket import SocketClient
client = SocketClient(host='172.16.0.48', port=3261, initialize=True)
print(client.send_command('<commands>'))
Changelog
1.1.4 (29.05.2023)
- debug log extended with timeout error
- global timeout management added
1.1.3 (26.05.2023)
- Reading completion from the socket fixed
- buffer size reduced to 4k
- Logger extended
- Refactoring
1.1.2 (25.05.2023)
- buffer size increased to 8k
- debug log added
1.1.1 (04.08.2022)
- Detect command is completed by \n\n
1.1.0 (23.07.2022)
- log format changed
1.0.9 (4.06.2022)
- response now split lines (instead of .split('\n'))
- logger now is static
SocketClient - "greeting" class attr added
- minor changes in logging format
- socket timeout log level changed from debug to warning
1.0.8 (22.04.2022)
- Set blocking after command send with it
1.0.7 (18.04.2022)
- ._socket_response() renamed to ._receive_all() and changed to read huge amount of data from socket
- buffer size changed to 4k (instead of 64k)
- .send_command() extended with "timeout=None" param
1.0.6 (17.04.2022)
- refactored to manage logger state
1.0.5 (6.04.2022)
- logger moved inside class as attr in order to get access to it from outside
- unknown attr access handling added
1.0.4 (14.06.2021)
Added host address logging
1.0.3 (12.03.2021)
- Added ability to disable logs
- "timeout connection" added as parameter with None default value
1.0.2 (15.01.2020)
Added "initialize" param to the constructor
1.0.1 (15.01.2020)
- "is_host_available()" renamed to "is_socket_available()" and updated
- used external logger from "plogger" package
1.0.0a4 (15.01.2020)
- added init docstring
- init notation changed:
- host is string
- port is integer
1.0.0a3 (14.01.2020)
- removed timeout from socket connection
- greeting and socket_response now are private methods
1.0.0a2 (13.01.2020)
Reverted "client". Now it is an attribute again to keep session alive
1.0.0a1 (13.01.2020)
- Now connection creates with client property
- New methods added:
- is_host_available()
- get_sock_name()
- get_peer_name()
1.0.0a0 (13.01.2020)
- initial commit
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