JSON RPC implementation for tornado

This implementation follow JSONRPC 2.0 specification.

REQUIREMENTS

python >= 3.5 (async/await is used in the package)

INSTALLATION

pip install tornado_jsonrpc

USAGE

It is so simple:

Just create views.py

 def some_view(request: RequestHandler, *args, **kwargs):  # 
     """
     args: positional params, which You pass when call jsonrpc method
     kwargs: named params, which You pass when call jsonrpc method
     """

     return {'foo': 'bar'}  # any JSON serializable object (dict or list for example)

And then create tornado_app.py, where You define tornado Application:

 from tornado_jsonrpc import JSONRPCHandler
 from tornado.ioloop import IOLoop
 from tornado.web import Application

 from your_package import views

 Application(
     [
         ('/api', views.JSONRPCHandler, dict(views=views)),
     ],
 ).listen(8888)

 IOLoop.current().start()

You can also use CORSIgnoreJSONRPCHandler to receive requests from all sources or WithCredentialsJSONRPCHandler to also receive cookies with request.

CONTRIBUTE

If You have found an error or want to offer changes - create a pull request, and I will review it as soon as possible!

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