Simple JSON-RPC service without transport layer
Project description
JSONRPCBase
Intro
Simple JSON-RPC service without transport layer
This library is intended as an auxiliary library for easy an implementation of JSON-RPC services with Unix/TCP socket like transport protocols that do not have complex special requirements. You need to utilize some suitable transport protocol with this library to actually provide a working JSON-RPC service.
Features
Easy to use, small size, well tested.
Supports JSON-RPC v2.0. Compatible with v1.x style calls with the exception of v1.0 class-hinting.
Optional argument type validation that significantly eases development of jsonrpc method_data.
Example
Example usage:
import jsonrpcbase chat_service = jsonrpcbase.JSONRPCService() def login(username, password, timelimit=0): (...) return True def receive_message(**kwargs): (...) return chat_message def send_message(msg): (...) if __name__ == '__main__': # Adds the method login to the service as a 'login'. chat_service.add(login, types=[basestring, basestring, int]) # Adds the method receive_message to the service as a 'recv_msg'. chat_service.add(receive_message, name='recv_msg', types={"msg": basestring, "id": int}) # Adds the method send_message as a 'send_msg' to the service. chat_service.add(send_message, 'send_msg') (...) # Receive a JSON-RPC call. jsonmsg = my_socket.recv() # Process the JSON-RPC call. result = chat_service.call(jsonmsg) # Send back results. my_socket.send(result)
Questions & Comments
Please visit: http://groups.google.com/group/blazelibs
Current Status
Seems stable, but hasn’t been widely used to my knowledge.
The development version is installable with easy_install JSONRPCBase==dev.
Credits
This project was originally developed by:
Juhani Åhman http://bitbucket.org/fuzzybyte/jsonrpcbase/src
Changelog
0.2.0 released 2016-11-30
add Python 3 support (3.4 and 3.5)
set up continuous integration testing on CircleCI and AppVeyor
test coverage is on CodeCov
0.1.2 released 2012-03-08
- fixed argument validation logic when using instance methods and no arguments
(mlewellyn)