telepact 1.0.0a211

The Python Telepact library

Telepact Library for Python

Installation

pip install --pre telepact

Published PyPI releases are currently prereleases. To pin a specific release, use the exact version from doc/versions.md.

Usage

API:

- fn.greet:
    subject: string
  ->:
    Ok_:
      message: string

Server:

from telepact import Client, Message, Serializer, Server, TelepactSchema, TelepactSchemaFiles

files = TelepactSchemaFiles('/directory/containing/api/files')
schema = TelepactSchema.from_file_json_map(files.filenames_to_json)

# The schema directory may contain multiple *.telepact.yaml and
# *.telepact.json files. Subdirectories are rejected.

async def handler(request_message: 'Message') -> 'Message':
    function_name = next(iter(request_message.body.keys()))
    arguments = request_message.body[function_name]

    try:
        # Early in the handler, perform any pre-flight "middleware" operations, such as
        # authentication, tracing, or logging.
        log.info("Function started", {'function': function_name})

        # Dispatch request to appropriate function handling code.
        # (This example uses manual dispatching, but you can also use a more advanced pattern.)
        if function_name == 'fn.greet':
            subject = arguments['subject']
            return Message({}, {'Ok_': {'message': f'Hello {subject}!'}})

        raise Exception('Function not found')
    finally:
        # At the end the handler, perform any post-flight "middleware" operations
        log.info("Function finished", {'function': function_name})


options = Server.Options()
# Set this to False when your schema does not define struct.Auth_.
options.auth_required = False
server = Server(schema, handler, options)


# Wire up request/response bytes from your transport of choice
async def transport_handler(request_bytes: bytes) -> bytes:
    response = await server.process(request_bytes)
    return response.bytes

transport.receive(transport_handler)

Client:

async def adapter(m: Message, s: Serializer) -> Message:
    request_bytes = s.serialize(m)

    # Wire up request/response bytes to your transport of choice
    response_bytes = await transport.send(request_bytes)

    return s.deserialize(response_bytes)

options = Client.Options()
client = Client(adapter, options)

# Inside your async application code:
request = Message({}, {'fn.greet': {'subject': 'World'}})
response = await client.request(request)
if response.get_body_target() == 'Ok_':
    ok_payload = response.get_body_payload()
    print(ok_payload['message'])
else:
    raise RuntimeError(f"Unexpected response: {response.body}")

For more concrete usage examples, see the tests.