rsocket 0.3.dev3

Python RSocket library

RSocket-py

Python implementation of RSocket

Installation

The pypi stable package (version 0.2) is very old (and barely implements anything).

Currently, the pre-release package can be installed using:

pip install --pre rsocket

or download the source code, build a package:

python3 setup.py bdist_wheel

and use the resulting package from the ./dist folder, or install locally:

python3 setup.py install

Documentation

Documentation is available on the official rsocket.io site.

Examples

Examples can be found in the /examples folder. It contains various server and client usages. The following is a table denoting which client example is constructed to be run against which server example. Some of the examples are in java to show compatibility with a different implementation.

The examples/test_examples.py shows which pairs of client/server work with each other, and can be used to execute all the examples (except for the client_springboot.py which is set up to work against https://github.com/benwilcock/spring-rsocket-demo)

server (python)	server (java)	client (python)	client(java)
server.py		client.py
server_quic.py		client_quic.py
server_with_lease.py			ClientWithLease
server_with_routing.py		client_with_routing.py	Client
	Server	run_against_example_java_server.py
server_quart_websocket.py		client_websocket.py
server_aiohttp_websocket.py		client_websocket.py

Build Status

Progress

• Requests
  • Fire and forget
  • Response
  • Stream
  • Channel
  • Metadata push
• Features
  • Keepalive / Max server life
  • Lease
  • Resume
  • Fragmentation
• Extensions
  • Composite metadata
  • Per Stream Mimetype
  • Routing
  • Authentication
• Transports
  • TCP
  • Websocket
  • QUIC
  • HTTP/2
  • Aeron
• RxPy Integration
  • Stream Response
  • Channel Response
  • Channel Requester stream
  • Response
• Other
  • Error handling all scenarios in the protocol spec
  • Reconnect
  • Load balancing