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! This package is not maintained anymore and the last version is 0.57.1 !
A lightweight library designed to build nyukis (Python 3.6 only!). It provides features that shall help developers with managing the following topics while developing a nyuki:
- Expose features through the own nyuki RESTful API
- Communication between nyukis (over HTTP and MQTT)
- Helpers for asyncio-based programming
This library has been written with a focus on reliability and developer-friendliness. Its design promotes single-threaded and asynchronous coding style through the extensive use of the Python asyncio event loop. A single loop is used to manage HTTP and MQTT-based communications as well as executing internal logic.
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Base library to create microservices with MQTT and HTTP REST API.
We found that nyuki demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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