simple-udp-proxy 0.0.4

This package creates a bidirectional bridge between new udp connections to a unique udp port by creating a proxy for each new connection.

Github Page: https://github.com/masoudir/simple_udp_proxy

Introduction to simple_udp_proxy

This is a python implementation of the simple_udp_proxy. This code, automatically creates a bidirectional bridge between new udp connections to a unique udp port by creating a proxy for each new connection. The total structure of this proxy is illustrated as below:

This package could be used for every UDP nodes and also every nodes using MAVLink protocol such as MAVProxy, MissionPlanner, Ardupilot-SITL, PX4-SITL and etc. This package will be very useful for devices that use one port number for UDP broadcasting, so that you can use different client UDP applications for receiving their UDP packets separately.

Installation

Installing via pip

Just follow these codes:

pip install -U simple_udp_proxy

or

pip3 install -U simple_udp_proxy

The -U parameter allow to update simple_udp_proxy version if it is already installed.

Installing via git

Just clone the project:

git clone https://github.com/masoudir/simple_udp_proxy

How to use

Commands

• python3 simple-udp-proxy.py -h - Shows available commands for help.
• python3 simple-udp-proxy.py --i [INPUT_PORT] - Input UDP port (default = 14550).
• python3 simple-udp-proxy.py --o [OUTPUT_PORT] - Initial UDP output port (Other UDP ports start from this UDP port with the incremental of 1) (default = 1220).
• python3 simple-udp-proxy.py --verbose [VERBOSE] - D: Disable Verbose, 1: Enable Verbose (Make all output logs visible).
• python3 simple-udp-proxy.py --log [LOG] - 0: Disable Logging, 1: Enable Logging.

Example:

• python3 simple-udp-proxy.py --i 14520 --o 4520 --log 1 -- verbose 1 - Creates a proxy in 14520 UDP port and forwards to ports starting from 4520

The structure would be as follow:

client node with port 5678   <---> PROXY in 14520 port   <---> APPLICATION#1 host access port with 4520 port
client node with port 7852   <---> PROXY in 14520 port   <---> APPLICATION#2 host access port with 4521 port
...
...
...

Python code

Just follow "test/test.py" as below:

• python3 test/test.py

This code creates a new UDP port while a new incoming UDP port wants to send data to the host UDP port which is set on 14550.

The code is as below:

from simple_udp_proxy import simple_udp_proxy as px
px.is_verbose = True
px.is_log_enabled = True
proxy = px.UdpProxy(in_port=14550, out_port=1220, buf_size=1024)
while True:
    pass

License

The source code generated by Masoud Iranmehr (@masoudir) is available under the permissive MIT License.