zndraw-socketio 0.1.2

Typed wrapper for python-socketio with Pydantic validation and dependency injection.

ZnDraw SocketIO

This package provides an opinionated typed interface to the python-socketio library using pydantic models.

from zndraw_socketio import wrap
from pydantic import BaseModel
import socketio

sio = wrap(socketio.AsyncClient())  # or AsyncServer, Client, Server, etc.

Emit Pattern

class Ping(BaseModel):
    message: str

# kwargs are passed to socketio's emit method
# emits {"message": "Hello, World!"} to "ping"
await sio.emit(Ping(message="Hello, World!"), **kwargs)
# emits {"message": "Hello, World!"} to "my-ping"
await sio.emit("my-ping", Ping(message="Hello, World!"), **kwargs)
# standard sio behaviour
await sio.emit("event", {"payload": ...})

Call / RPC Pattern

class Pong(BaseModel):
    reply: str

# emits {"message": "Hello, World!"} to "ping" and receives Pong(reply=...) in return
response = await sio.call(Ping(message="Hello, World!"), response_model=Pong)
assert isinstance(response, Pong)
# emits {"message": "Hello, World!"} to "my-ping" and receives Pong(reply=...) in return
response = await sio.call("my-ping", Ping(message="Hello, World!"), response_model=Pong)
assert isinstance(response, Pong)
# standard sio behaviour
response = await sio.call("event", {"payload": ...})
# standard response obj, typically dict

Handler Registration

Handlers are registered with @sio.on() or @sio.event and get automatic Pydantic validation from type hints.

tsio = wrap(socketio.AsyncServer(async_mode="asgi"))

@tsio.on(Ping)
async def handle_ping(sid: str, data: Ping) -> Pong:
    return Pong(reply=data.message)

# or use the function name as the event name
@tsio.event
async def ping(sid: str, data: Ping) -> Pong:
    return Pong(reply=data.message)

Event Names

By default, the event name is the class name in snake_case. You can customize it by setting the event_name attribute.

class CustomEvent(BaseModel):
    ...

get_event_name(CustomEvent) == "custom_event"

You can override it like this:

from typing import ClassVar

class CustomEvent(BaseModel):
    event_name: ClassVar[str] = "my_custom_event"

Dependency Injection (Depends)

Handlers support FastAPI-style Depends() for dependency injection.

from typing import Annotated
from zndraw_socketio import wrap, Depends

async def get_redis() -> Redis:
    return Redis()

RedisDep = Annotated[Redis, Depends(get_redis)]

@tsio.on(Ping)
async def handle(sid: str, data: Ping, redis: RedisDep) -> Pong:
    await redis.set("last_ping", data.message)
    return Pong(reply=data.message)

FastAPI App Integration

To use dependencies that need request.app (e.g. accessing app.state), set the .app property on the wrapper. The app can be set after handler registration — it is resolved at event time, not at registration time.

from fastapi import FastAPI, Request

app = FastAPI()
tsio = wrap(socketio.AsyncServer(async_mode="asgi"))

def get_db(request: Request) -> Database:
    return request.app.state.db

@tsio.on(Ping)
async def handle(sid: str, data: Ping, db: Annotated[Database, Depends(get_db)]) -> Pong:
    ...

# Set app later — e.g. in a lifespan, after handler registration
tsio.app = app

Exception Handlers

Server wrappers support exception handlers similar to FastAPI.

from zndraw_socketio import EventContext

@tsio.exception_handler(ValueError)
async def handle_error(ctx: EventContext, exc: ValueError):
    return {"error": str(exc)}

Union Return Types

You might want to return Response | ErrorResponse from an event handler.

[!NOTE] If your responses share fields, it is recommended to add a discriminator field to avoid ambiguity.

class ProblemDetail(BaseModel):
    """RFC 9457 Problem Details."""
    kind: Literal["error"] = "error"
    type: str = "about:blank"
    title: str
    status: int
    detail: str | None = None
    instance: str | None = None

class Response(BaseModel):
    kind: Literal["response"] = "response"
    data: str

class ServerRequest(BaseModel):
    query: str

response = await sio.call(
    ServerRequest(query="..."),
    response_model=Response | ProblemDetail,
)