A dictionary synchronized across a network.
Project description
Basic memory synchronization across the network in Python
This package has a network-synchronized dictionary that runs on asyncio event loops. It supports binding to the dictionary similar to tk.Variable() and is also compatible with tkinter and its event loops.
Example
Here is the smallest meaningful example I can come up with. Run it on two different computers on the same network.
import tkinter as tk
import netmem
def main():
print("Run this on two different computers.")
mem = netmem.NetworkMemory()
mem.connect_on_new_thread(netmem.UdpConnector(local_addr=("225.0.0.1", 9991)))
tk1 = tk.Tk()
lbl = tk.Label(tk1, text="Favorite operating system:")
lbl.pack()
txt = tk.Entry(tk1, textvariable=mem.tk_var("fav_os"))
txt.pack()
tk1.mainloop()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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