Exemple #1
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from Pyro5.api import expose, Proxy, register_dict_to_class
from customdata import CustomData

# teach the serializer how to deserialize our custom data class
register_dict_to_class(CustomData.serialized_classname, CustomData.from_dict)


class Listener(object):
    def __init__(self, topic):
        self.topic = topic

    def register_with_dispatcher(self):
        with Proxy("PYRONAME:example.blobdispatcher") as dispatcher:
            dispatcher.register(self.topic, self)

    @expose
    def process_blob(self, blob):
        assert blob.info == self.topic
        customdata = blob.deserialized()
        print("Received custom data (type={}):".format(type(customdata)))
        print("    a={}, b={}, c={}".format(customdata.a, customdata.b, customdata.c))
Exemple #2
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            "__class__": "Pyro5.utils.messagebus.message",
            "msgid": str(obj.msgid),
            "created": obj.created.isoformat(),
            "data": obj.data
        }

    @classmethod
    def from_dict(cls, classname, d):
        return cls(uuid.UUID(d["msgid"]),
                   datetime.datetime.strptime(d["created"], "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%f"),
                   d["data"])


# make sure Pyro knows how to serialize the custom Message class
register_class_to_dict(Message, Message.to_dict)
register_dict_to_class("Pyro5.utils.messagebus.message", Message.from_dict)


@expose
class Subscriber(object):
    def __init__(self, auto_consume=True, max_queue_size=5000):
        self.bus = Proxy("PYRONAME:"+PYRO_MSGBUS_NAME)
        self.received_messages = queue.Queue(maxsize=max_queue_size)
        if auto_consume:
            self.__bus_consumer_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.__bus_consume_message)
            self.__bus_consumer_thread.daemon = True
            self.__bus_consumer_thread.start()

    def incoming_message(self, topic, message):
        self.received_messages.put((topic, message))
Exemple #3
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    }


def thingy_dict_to_class(classname, d):
    print("{deserializer hook, converting to class: %s}" % d)
    return mycustomclasses.Thingy(d["number-attribute"])


def otherthingy_dict_to_class(classname, d):
    print("{deserializer hook, converting to class: %s}" % d)
    return mycustomclasses.OtherThingy(d["number"])


# for 'Thingy' we register both serialization and deserialization hooks
register_class_to_dict(mycustomclasses.Thingy, thingy_class_to_dict)
register_dict_to_class("waheeee-custom-thingy", thingy_dict_to_class)

# for 'OtherThingy' we only register a deserialization hook (and for serialization depend on serpent's default behavior)
register_dict_to_class("mycustomclasses.OtherThingy",
                       otherthingy_dict_to_class)

# regular pyro stuff
uri = input("Enter the URI of the server object: ")
serv = Proxy(uri)
print("\nTransferring thingy...")
o = mycustomclasses.Thingy(42)
response = serv.method(o)
print("type of response object:", type(response))
print("response:", response)
print("\nTransferring otherthingy...")
o = mycustomclasses.OtherThingy(42)
Exemple #4
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import queue
from Pyro5.api import expose, behavior, serve, register_dict_to_class
from workitem import Workitem

# For 'workitem.Workitem' we register a deserialization hook to be able to get these back from Pyro
register_dict_to_class("workitem.Workitem", Workitem.from_dict)


@expose
@behavior(instance_mode="single")
class DispatcherQueue(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.workqueue = queue.Queue()
        self.resultqueue = queue.Queue()

    def putWork(self, item):
        self.workqueue.put(item)

    def getWork(self, timeout=5):
        try:
            return self.workqueue.get(block=True, timeout=timeout)
        except queue.Empty:
            raise ValueError("no items in queue")

    def putResult(self, item):
        self.resultqueue.put(item)

    def getResult(self, timeout=5):
        try:
            return self.resultqueue.get(block=True, timeout=timeout)
        except queue.Empty:
Exemple #5
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    def world_update(self, iteration, world, robotdata):
        if iteration % 50 == 0:
            self.robot._pyroClaimOwnership()   # lets our thread do the proxy calls
            self.robot.emote("I'm scared!")


observers = {
    "drunk": DrunkenGameObserver,
    "angry": AngryGameObserver,
    "scared": ScaredGameObserver,
}


# register the Robot class with Pyro's serializers:
register_class_to_dict(robot.Robot, robot.Robot.robot_to_dict)
register_dict_to_class("robot.Robot", robot.Robot.dict_to_robot)


def main(args):
    if len(args) != 3:
        print("usage: client.py <robotname> <robottype>")
        print("   type is one of: %s" % list(observers.keys()))
        return
    name = args[1]
    observertype = args[2]
    with Daemon() as daemon:
        observer = observers[observertype]()
        daemon.register(observer)
        gameserver = Proxy("PYRONAME:example.robotserver")
        robot = gameserver.register(name, observer)
        with robot:   # make sure it disconnects, before the daemon thread uses it later
Exemple #6
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    # This import needs to be absolute to reconstruct the Exception class. Note that the
    # eval is safe here because ``serpent_deserialize_api_error`` is only registered for
    # strings that match an error class name.

    import maestral.errors  # noqa: F401

    cls = eval(class_name)
    err = cls(*d["args"])
    for a_name, a_value in d["attributes"].items():
        setattr(err, a_name, a_value)

    return err


for err_cls in (*SYNC_ERRORS, *GENERAL_ERRORS):
    register_dict_to_class(err_cls.__module__ + "." + err_cls.__name__,
                           serpent_deserialize_api_error)

# ==== interprocess locking ============================================================


def _get_lockdata() -> Tuple[bytes, str, int]:

    try:
        os.O_LARGEFILE
    except AttributeError:
        start_len = "ll"
    else:
        start_len = "qq"

    if sys.platform.startswith(("netbsd", "freebsd", "openbsd")) or IS_MACOS:
        if struct.calcsize("l") == 8: