Open chebee7i opened 2 years ago
Check out https://github.com/tonysimpson/nanomsg-python —-the API is different and it uses the legacy nanomsg library, but I believe it does still work with Python 2.7.
If you're feeling rather bold and ambitious, a pure-Python solution is possible; I outlined a hacky version in an answer on Stack Overflow. To do it right would require quite a bit of work in pure Python, but sometimes hacks are good enough.
If you can get nanomsg-python to work though that's what I would go with.
I have a server running with trio and pynng. It would normally be using Rep0 and expecting to communicate with Req0.
However, some of my clients are unable to run pynng. I am wondering if it is possible (without a lot of extra work) for them to send the necessary info over to the server and get a response.
I'd guess that this is not possible. Do you have any other suggestions for how to achieve this sort of communication? Some of the clients are, unfortunately, still in Python 2 for a bit longer.