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bisos.py3-all: is a top level module that requires core BISOS and all BISOS Pkgs (Feature Areas).
bisos.py3-all is a python package that uses the PyCS-Framework for NOTYET. It is a BISOS-Capability and a Standalone-BISOS-Package.
bisos.py3-all is based on PyCS-Foundation and can be used both as a Command and as a Service (invoke/perform model of remote operations) using RPYC for central management of multiple systems.
- Overview
- About BISOS — ByStar Internet Services Operating System
- bisos.py3-all is a Command Services (PyCS) Facility
- Uses of bisos.py3-all
- bisos.py3-all as a Standalone Piece of BISOS
- Installation
- Usage
- Documentation and Blee-Panels
- Support
Layered on top of Debian, BISOS: (By* Internet Services Operating System) is a unified and universal framework for developing both internet services and software-service continuums that use internet services. See Bootstrapping ByStar, BISOS and Blee for information about getting started with BISOS.
bisos.py3-all as a PyCS facility is a small piece of a much bigger picture. BISOS is a foundation for The Libre-Halaal ByStar Digital Ecosystem which is described as a cure for losses of autonomy and privacy that we are experiencing in a book titled: Nature of Polyexistentials
bisos.py3-all can be used locally on command-line or remotely as a service. bisos.py3-all is a PyCS multi-unit command-service. PyCS is a framework that converges developement of CLI and Services. PyCS is an alternative to FastAPI, Typer and Click.
bisos.py3-all uses the PyCS Framework to:
- Provide access to py3-all facilities through native python.
- Provide local access to py3-all facilities on CLI.
- Provide remote access to py3-all facilities through remote invocation of python Expection Complete Operations using rpyc.
- Provide remote access to py3-all facilities on CLI.
What is unique in the PyCS-Framework is that these four models are all a single abstraction.
The core of PyCS-Framework is the bisos.b package (the PyCS-Foundation). See https://github.com/bisos-pip/b for an overview.
Within BISOS, bisos.py3-all is used as a common facility.
bisos.py3-all is a standalone piece of BISOS. It can be used as a self-contained Python package separate from BISOS. Follow the installtion and usage instructions below for your own use.
The sources for the bisos.py3-all pip package is maintained at: https://github.com/bisos-pip/py3-all.
The bisos.py3-all pip package is available at PYPI as https://pypi.org/project/bisos.py3-all
You can install bisos.py3-all with pip or pipx.
If you need access to bisos.py3-all as a python module, you can install it with pip:
pip install bisos.py3-all
If you only need access to bisos.py3-all as a command on command-line, you can install it with pipx:
pipx install bisos.py3-all
The following commands are made available:
- py3-all.cs
- roInv-py3-all.cs
- roPerf-py3-all.cs
These are all one file with 3 names. roInv-py3-all.cs and roPerf-py3-all.cs are sym-links to py3-all.cs
py3-all.cs
can be invoked directly as
bin/py3-all.cs
You can also run
Run performer as:
bin/roPerf-py3-all.cs
Run invoker as:
bin/roInv-py3-all.cs
bisos.py3-all Source Code is in writen in COMEEGA (Collaborative Org-Mode Enhanced Emacs Generalized Authorship) – https://github.com/bx-blee/comeega.
The primary API for bisos.py3-all is ./bisos/py3-all/py3-all-csu.py. It is self documented in COMEEGA.
bisos.py3-all is part of ByStar Digital Ecosystem http://www.by-star.net.
This module’s primary documentation is in the form of Blee-Panels. Additional information is also available in: http://www.by-star.net/PLPC/180047
bisos.py3-all Blee-Panles are in ./panels directory. From within Blee and BISOS these panles are accessible under the Blee “Panels” menu.
For support, criticism, comments and questions; please contact the
author/maintainer
Mohsen Banan at:
http://mohsen.1.banan.byname.net/contact