You send a short message of twenty-five words or less to a creature with which you are familiar. The creature hears the message in its mind, recognizes you as the sender if it knows you, and can answer in a like manner immediately. The spell enables creatures with Intelligence scores of at least 1 to understand the meaning of your message.
Sending is a package for supporting various pub/sub implementations. It comes with some backends ready-made to be dropped into any async Python application, and provides the tools to support any backend that isn't already accounted for.
It has three primary goals:
- Be highly concurrent. Sending should work in bite-sized chunks to ensure that applications that use it never feel blocked by its message processing.
- Be able to support a variety of transport mechanisms and pub/sub backends.
- Make it possible for applications to validate data coming in and out of their pub/sub implementations.
By default, only the libraries required for the InMemoryPubSubManager backend are installed. For other backends, extra libraries are required. To support all backends, use the extras argument all.
# pip
pip install sending
# with a specific backend
pip install sending[jupyter]
# or all backends
pip install sending[all]
# poetry
poetry add sending
# with a specific backend
poetry add sending -E jupyter
# or all backends
poetry add sending -E allFirst run:
pip install noxnox -s test
To run tests against a specific backend you'll need to ensure that a local copy of that backend is running.
For redis, install the Redis server and then run redis-server. Afterwards you can run nox -s test_redis which will
run automated tests against your local instance of Redis. This assumes you are running using the default port of 6379.
nox -s lint
nox -s lint_check