NOT FINISHED YET
This is an example of a server and client communicating via sockets in Python. Server generates some messages and
pushes it immediately to all connected clients. Both server and client require standard libraries only. Both
server and client were tested on Python 3.12.
Run server:
python asyncio_socket_server_v1.py
Run client:
python socket_client.py
asyncio_socket_server_v0 doesn't handle properly server interruption
asyncio_socket_server_v1 is a completely working solution, but may be improved. I'd like to:
- avoid the coroutines switch by
await asyncio.sleep(0) - avoid global variables usage as much as possible
- avoid explicitly canceling the task with
t.cancel(); add the exception-raising task as it is recommended in the documentation - eliminate the ~2-second delay in notifying client disconnections on the server side; i.e. the delay in printing
f'Socket {socname} closed'
asyncio_socket_server_[under_construction].py is the under construction version of server.