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Python Client Library for NOODLES Protocol
Penne is the first client library to implement the NOODLES messaging protocol in Python. NOODLES allows multiple client applications to interact collaboratively with data in real-time. The client uses a websocket connection to send CBOR encoded messages, and all components in the scene graph can be subclassed and customized to fit an application's needs.
For more information, check out the documentation.
Installation is as simple as:
pip install penne
from penne import Method, Client
class CustomMethod(Method):
custom_attribute = None
def on_new(self, message: dict):
print(f"New method named {self.name} was created")
with Client("ws://localhost:50000", {Method: CustomMethod}) as client:
# do stuff
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Python Client Library for NOODLES Protocol
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