txrudp
Implementation of a Reliable UDP Protocol Layer over Twisted.
This implementation makes no explicit effort to adhere to any published standard about RUDP (RFCs, etc).
Installation
pip install txrudp
In order to use encrypted connections, you need to install txrudp with the crypto extension:
pip install txrudp[crypto]
This extension denends on the PyNaCl package, and attempts to install it as part of the setup. Installation is known to fail on Windows. See this about manually installing PyNaCl on Windows.
Python 3 support
Support for Python 3 will be made available as soon as the protobuf package officially supports Python 3.
Resources
License
txrudp is released under the MIT License.
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