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This lib is broken #8
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So sad because this was exactly what I needed for my usecase. |
Hey there. Currently the Give this a shot and let me know! If it's still not working them I will take a closer look into the issue. |
Hey thanks for your reply!
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Okay, so I removed the package and downloaded the zip file v1 found in releases, and installed it with the following commands: unzip python.zip
sudo python3.6 -m pip install -e /home/berm/Downloads/python The code seems to be working, but the host keeps spamming the same message, even when the client dissconnects with the example code provided. Host output (*1000 more in reallife, it spams)
Host: from socketengine import host
h = host()
h.start()
while True:
data = h.get_ALL("test")
if data is not None:
for item in data:
print(item)
break
h.close() Client: from socketengine import client
c = client()
c.start()
c.write("test", "client is connected!")
c.close() |
can confirm this continues to happen. It infinitely sends the message over and over again to no end. |
the same issue |
Hello,
It seems that this lib looks really awesome, but in reality nothing seems to be working. Even the examples posted in the docs don't work at all, I tried nearly all python examples, and sometimes it works but most of the time I have to heavily edit the docs to get it working, and even then it seems not to be working correctly (spam and repeating messages).
Am I very stupid today or is this package just not working? (anymore).
Example:
Name was not in the documentation, but required, and when it finally runs:
This is the documentation (Images, which I think is pretty weird for code?):
https://github.com/0xJeremy/socket.engine/raw/master/graphics/python_documentation/transport_example_1.png
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