runtimepy 2.6.0

A framework for implementing Python services.

runtimepy (2.6.0)

A framework for implementing Python services.

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Python Version Support

This package is tested with the following Python minor versions:

• python3.8
• python3.9
• python3.10
• python3.11

Platform Support

This package is tested on the following platforms:

• ubuntu-latest
• macos-latest
• windows-latest

Introduction

Command-line Options

$ ./venv3.11/bin/runtimepy -h

usage: runtimepy [-h] [--version] [-v] [--curses] [-C DIR]
                 {arbiter,tui,noop} ...

A framework for implementing Python services.

options:
  -h, --help          show this help message and exit
  --version           show program's version number and exit
  -v, --verbose       set to increase logging verbosity
  --curses            whether or not to use curses.wrapper when starting
  -C DIR, --dir DIR   execute from a specific directory

commands:
  {arbiter,tui,noop}  set of available commands
    arbiter           run a connection-arbiter application from a config
    tui               run a terminal interface for the channel environment
    noop              command stub (does nothing)

Sub-command Options

arbiter

$ ./venv3.11/bin/runtimepy arbiter -h

usage: runtimepy arbiter [-h] configs [configs ...]

positional arguments:
  configs     the configuration to load

options:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

tui

$ ./venv3.11/bin/runtimepy tui -h

usage: runtimepy tui [-h] [-i ITERATIONS] [-r RATE]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i ITERATIONS, --iterations ITERATIONS
                        maximum number of program iterations (if greater than
                        zero, default: 0)
  -r RATE, --rate RATE  frequency (in Hz) to run the interface (default: 60.0
                        Hz)

Internal Dependency Graph

A coarse view of the internal structure and scale of runtimepy's source. Generated using pydeps (via mk python-deps).