from sockets import SocketClient
def prompt():
print('> ', end='')
return input()
def output(data):
print("\r< " + data + "\n> ", end='')
client = SocketClient('localhost', 8888)
client.on("$MESSAGE", lambda data: output(data.message))
client.on("$CONNECT", lambda data: output("CONNECTED"))
client.on("$DISCONNECT", lambda data: print('Bye!'))
client.on("$ISSUE", lambda data: output(data.error))
while client.connected:
cmd = prompt()
if (cmd == 'quit' or cmd == 'exit'):
client.disconnect()
elif (cmd == 'help'):
print('quit|exit - disconnect from socket server')
print('sendLoop - send a loop of data to server')
print('getLoop - get a loop of data from server')
print('help - show this menu')
print('<any> - send anything to the server')
elif (cmd == 'sendLoop'):
for i in range(10000):
client.send(i)
else:
client.send(cmd)
Copyright Simon D. Levy 2018
MIT License
'''
from sockets import SocketClient
from hostport import hostport
if __name__ == '__main__':
messages = ['one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'five']
messageId = 0
host, port = hostport()
client = SocketClient(host, port)
print('Attempting to connect to server %s:%d' % (host, port))
client.openConnection()
while True:
message = input('> ')
client.sendData(message.encode('utf-8'))
msg = client.receiveData(80)
print('Server said: ' + msg.decode('utf-8'))
