Lightweight Remote Procedure Call framework. Only two components are of importance:
- RpcServer
A long-running server, where callables can be registered.
- remote_call
A single-use client, to call procedures on an RpcServer.
Overview
On the server side, you can define and register callables. These are then exposed by name:
def pingpong(*args, **kwargs):
return args, kwargs
with RpcServer(23000) as server:
server.register(pingpong)
server.run()On the client side, you can directly dispatch a remote_call. This will block until a reply is available:
remote_call('localhost', 23000, 'pingpong', 'hello', 'world')About
This is a simple RPC library, primarily for prototyping and education setups. It uses a JSON based protocol, which protects against undesired code execution. Any complex protocols, such as packed or pickle based data, can be implemented on top.
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