Welcome to pysig
pysig is a library intended to provide an extensible framework for managing events dispatching inside a complex application or over a network.
Feature set
To make a very short summary of what pysig can do, we could list the followings:
- it enables subscription mechanisms that are able to
register for a specific event triggered by a specific sender
register for broadcast events triggered by any event of a specific sender
register for broadcast events triggered by any event of any sender
register for channel events triggered by specific events from any sender
register listeners without depending on the sender registration
supports firing requests to connected senders, for accessing data instantly
stateful sender connection, automatically firing connect and diconnect events
distribute events intra-process, inter-process or over a given network
built-in server and client implementation
built-in TCP carrier for TCP/IP networks
permits custom transport carrier implementation for dispatching events over different communication mediums (like serial connections) or for transporting them under a different format
permits custom data encoding (default is JSON encoding)
Documentation
For the latest documentation and tutorials please visit: http://pysig.readthedocs.org
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