WAMPli
A command line interface for the WAMP protocol.
Introduction
WAMPli allows you to call procedures, publish to topics, and subscribe to topics from the comfort of your console.
There's also a shell mode which starts an interactive console to conveniently perform all previously mentioned operations.
Install
Using PIP
pip install wampli
Manually
First get the source code by either cloning the repo or downloading the archive.
From here there are two ways to proceed.
Install using setup.py:
This is basically the same as installing it from PyPI,
but you can pass the -e flag to get an editable install.
- Run
pip install .
That's it.
Install using pipenv:
- Install pipenv using
pip install pipenv - Install the dependencies using
pipenv install. - You can now use
pipenv run wamplito run wampli. Which is a shortcut forpipenv run python -m wampli
Usage
WIP.
Use wampli -h to get some basic
help.
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