Service-it
Turn any Python function into a service that receives JSON payloads on some port.
Here’s a trivial example:
import serviceit
def receiver(payload):
print(payload)
server = serviceit.server(1533, receiver)
# Now it will receive JSON on 1533. For convenience:
server.client().send(dict(message="hi"))
print(server.bytes_processed)
More complex example: isolate code
You can use this to isolate a component of you code. For example, rdkit can be installed through Conda but not Pip (or Poetry). So, create a service and import it in an Anaconda environment to create a server, and in your pip-installed client code.
In a Conda environment, create a service that listens on port 1533:
import serviceit
def _receiver(payload):
# noinspection PyUnresolvedReferences
from rdkit.Chem.inchi import InchiToInchiKey
inchikey = InchiToInchiKey(payload["inchi"])
print(inchikey)
server = serviceit.server(1533, _receiver)
On your pip-install client side:
import serviceit
client = serviceit.client(1533)
client.send(dict(inchi="InChI=1S/H2O/h1H2"))
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