api_py_server.md

wuy.Server

To let your wuy application act as a regular web server

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wuy.Server(port=DEFAULT_PORT, log=True, ** kwargs) : constructor

The constructor will start the web/ws server

• port : [int] (default 8080) define your port.
• log : [boolean] (defaut True) display, or not, the log in the current console.
• kwargs : to initialise the instance with its own variables. They will be availables on client side (ex: wuy.my_var), and on python side (self.my_var).

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method emit( event, arg1, arg2, ... )

Will send an event from the server to the client

• event : [string] the name of the event to send
• args : arguments to send with the event

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method init()

Override this method to initialize your needs.

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method exit()

Will exit the server instance

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set( key, value, file='config.json' )

Will store the value (object) for the key(string), in the default file (config.json).

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get( key=None, file='config.json' ) -> value

Will get the value of the key, from the default file (config.json). If the key is unknown, it returns None. (If the key is None ; it will return all that is stored in the default file (config.json))

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classmethod run(port=DEFAULT_PORT, log=True, ** kwargs)

Will detect automatically all wuy.Server inheritances, and will run them together. Same args as the constructor ;-)

Here is an example:

import wuy

class m1(wuy.Server):    # page m1 interact with this class
    def post(self,txt):
        self.emit( "addTxt", "1:"+txt)   # emit an event to all clients (me too !)

class m2(wuy.Server):    # page m2 interact with this class
    def post(self,txt):
        self.emit( "addTxt", "2:"+txt)   # emit an event to all clients (me too !)

if __name__=="__main__":
    wuy.Server.run()

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Like the other mode ; just inherit of this class and declare your rpc method (sync or async style), to let them available in the js side.