Teleprox: simple python object proxies over TCP
No declarations required; just access remote objects as if they are local.
Requires
- python 3
- pyzmq
- msgpack
- numpy (optional; required only for SharedNDArray)
Examples
from teleprox import start_process
import time
# start a new process
proc = start_process()
# import os in the remote process
remote_os = proc.client._import('os')
# call os.getpid() in the remote process
pid = remote_os.getpid()
# or, call getpid asynchronously and wait for the result:
request = remote_os.getpid(_sync='async')
while not request.hasResult():
time.sleep(0.01)
pid = request.result()
# write to sys.stdout in the remote process, and ignore the return value
remote_sys = proc.client._import('sys')
remote_sys.stdout.write('hello', _sync='off')
proc.stop()
Local CI
To run GitHub Actions workflows locally with act, first build the runner image once:
docker build -t teleprox-act-runner -f .github/act-ubuntu.dockerfile .github/
Then run act as normal; .actrc maps ubuntu-latest to this image.
Acknowledgements
Teleprox was originally developed as pyacq.core.rpc by the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS).
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