pyintercon 2.1.1

A module to connect your server and your clients and exchange information with them

Pyintercon is a python module to connect your server and your clients and exchange information with them

The class Server of pyintercon is used on server host, <br />
and the class  Client on all your application's clients.

Client send request to Server and the Server answered.
The server's request handler function would be defined.

Install pyintercon

    pip install pyintercon

Example:

Server:

    >>> from pyintercon import Server

    >>> # initialize the server
    >>> sv = Server()

    >>> # run the server using host address and port
    >>> sv.actiavte("", 8080)
    """Server is activated on localhost:8080...
    Tap CTRL + C to quit !!!!!"""

Client

    >>> from pyintercon import Client

    >>> # initialize the client
    >>> cl = Client()

    >>> """ server output:
        ('127.0.0.1', 44042) is connected ...
    """

    >>> # connect client to server on $host address and $port
    >>> cl.connect("localhost", 8080)

    >>> # Now send request to server and get response
    >>> response = cl.send({ message: "Hello World !" })

    >>> print(response)
    {'status': 1, 'message': 'default'}
    >>> # use disconnect method to disconnect server
    >>> cl.disconnect()

    >>> """ server output:
        ('127.0.0.1', 44042) is disconnected ...
    """

The server manage the response by the request handler function.

This function take the request data (dict object) and return by default {"status": 1, "message": "default"}.
Can be edited by server.setRequestHandler(your_handler_function)

   >>> sv = Server()
   >>> server.setRequestHandler(your_handler_function)

See example below

Example:

Server

from pyintercon import Server

def response_loader(request):
    """ Just reverse the message content.
        He take dict object and return dict object

    """

    res = {"message": request["message"][::-1]}

    return res

def main():
    sv = Server()

    # set the request handler function
    sv.setRequestHandler(response_loader)

    sv.activate("localhost", 8080)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Client

    >>> from pyintercon import Client
    >>> cl = Client()
    >>> cl.connect("localhost", 8080)
    >>> res = cl.send({"message": "Hello World !"})
    >>>
    >>> print(res)
    {"message": "! dlroW olleH"}

Futures:

• Add more events, possibility to emit events.