pyzac python-zero-mq-actor
Basic Concept
pyzac uses zeromq to create a mesho of interconnected actors. Those actors are created by decorating a function with a pyzac decorator. There exist three cases of actors: 1. The function does not contain any input parameters. Therefore the decorated function only publishes its returned values by the decorator to a specified address. 2. The function contains parameters but does not return any values. In that case the applied decorator only receives mesages and converts them to the function paramters. 3. The function returns values and contains parameters. In that case the applied decorator receives
This decorator is used to license to another actor or in case the function does not have any parameters it is used to publish the function results. The package should be placed at pypi in the near future.
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