Python Server Library for NOODLES Protocol
This server library implements the NOODLES messaging protocol and provides objects for maintaining a scene in state. The server uses a websocket connection to send CBOR encoded messages. To customize its implementation, the library provides convenient interface methods to assist the user in writing their own methods for the server. The user can also add custom delegates to add additional functionality to any of the standard components.
For more information, check out the documentation.
Installation is as simple as:
pip install rigatoni
For optional dependencies and support for meshes and geometry object creation, you can install
pip install rigatoni[geometry]
import rigatoni as rig
class CustomTable(rig.Table):
extra_info = None
def handle_clear(self):
print("Clearing table")
def basic_method(server, context):
print("Hello World!")
starting_state = [
rig.StartingComponent(rig.Method, {"name": "basic_method", "arg_doc": []}, basic_method),
]
delegates = {
rig.Table: CustomTable
}
with rig.Server(50000, starting_state) as server:
# do stuff
pass
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Python Server Library for NOODLES Protocol
We found that rigatoni demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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