def _bio(sock: socket, bio):
timestamp = ''
bio_msg = send_bio_processor(token, bio, timestamp)
send = sock.makefile('w')
send.write(bio_msg + '\r\n') # bio
send.flush()
response(sock)
def _bio(sock: socket, bio, nprofile):
timestamp = ''
# encryption and send back my public key to the server
bio = nprofile.encrypt_entry(bio, token)
bio_msg = send_bio_processor(nprofile.public_key, bio, timestamp)
send = sock.makefile('w')
send.write(bio_msg + '\r\n') # bio
send.flush()
response(sock)
def post(sock: socket, message):
send = sock.makefile('w')
for single_post in message:
entry = single_post.get_entry()
if test_mode:
print(entry)
timestamp = single_post.get_time()
post_msg = send_post_processor(token, entry, timestamp)
send.write(post_msg + '\r\n') # bio
send.flush()
# the server's message reception time interval must be long enough
# and I set 1 for convenience, or it will print an error cause I'm
# sending message to it too frequently.
time.sleep(1)
response(sock)
def join(sock: socket, username, password):
global token
join_msg = send_join_processor(username, password)
send = sock.makefile('w')
send.write(join_msg + '\r\n') # bio
send.flush()
token = response(sock).token
def post(sock: socket, message, nprofile):
send = sock.makefile('w')
for single_post in message:
entry = single_post.get_title() + '\n' + single_post.get_entry()
# encryption
entry = nprofile.encrypt_entry(entry, token)
if test_mode:
print(entry)
timestamp = single_post.get_time()
# and send back my public key to the server
post_msg = send_post_processor(nprofile.public_key, entry, timestamp)
send.write(post_msg + '\r\n') # bio
send.flush()
# the server's message reception time interval must be long enough
# and I set 1 for convenience, or it will print an error cause I'm
# sending message to it too frequently.
response(sock)
time.sleep(1)