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Installation¶
Install the package with pip:
For Python versions older than 3.6, install a 3.x version, and jump over tothe 3.x docs.
There are three public functions, method, serve and dispatch.
Methods¶
Use the @method decorator to register functions that can be called remotely:
Methods can accept either positional or named arguments (but not both – thisis a limitation of JSON-RPC).
The RPC method will have the same name as the Python function; to use adifferent name, pass it to the decorator, for example @method(name='foo').
Serve¶
Start the development server:
For production, use a more sophisticated framework (see examples in variousframeworks). For those, there’s a dispatch function.
Dispatch¶
The dispatch function processes a JSON-RPC request and calls the appropriatemethod:
The return value is a Response object.
Use str() to get the JSON-serialized response:
deserialized() gives the response as a Python object:
There’s also an HTTP status code if needed:
To use a custom serializer or deserializer, pass them to dispatch:
Context¶
If you need to pass some extra data to the methods, such as configurationsettings, or the request object from the server framework, pass a contextobject:
The methods will receive this as the first positional param:
Configuration¶
Other options can be passed to dispatch, or put in a config file (seebelow):
basic_logging
Adds log handlers, to log all requests and responses to stderr.
convert_camel_case
Attempts to clean up requests before processing, by changing the method andparameter names to snake case. Default is False.
debug
If True, more information is included in error responses, such as an exceptionmessage. For ApiError, this value is ignored. Default is False.
trim_log_values
Show abbreviated requests and responses in logs. Default is False.
Config file¶
Here’s an example of the config file .jsonrpcclientrc - this should beplaced in the current or home directory:
Errors¶
The library handles most errors related to the JSON-RPC standard.
The dispatcher will give the appropriate response:
To send some other application-defined error response, raise an ApiError ina similar way.
To include the message passed when raising the exception, set debug to True.(See Configuration above.)
Async¶
Asyncio is supported, allowing requests to be dispatched to coroutines.
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