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An asynchronous TCP eventbus Python client

Project description

vertx-python-client

An asynchronous TCP eventbus Python client other than the thread-based official client

Feature

  1. Use the event loop from Python 3 for high performance
  2. No dependency
  3. Provide a command line interface

Install

pip install vertx-python-client

Usage

Use as a standard Python library

from vertx import EventBus, Payload

eb = EventBus(host='localhost', port=1234)
eb.connect()
eb.add_listen_func(address="api.versions", action=lambda x: print(x))

# Send the JSON binary
reg = Payload(type="register", address="api.versions")
eb.send(reg)
pub = Payload(type="publish", address="api.versions.get", replyAddress="api.versions")
eb.send(pub)

# Quit the connection
eb.disconnect()

Instead use from the command line interface

python -m vertx localhost:1234
> {"type": "register", "address": "api.versions"}
> {"type": "publish", "address": "api.versions.get", "replyAddress": "api.versions"}
> exit

Test

pytest --log-cli-level=DEBUG tests

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