This repository is a subrepo of
In this repository you will find an easy to configure TCP-reciever class structure.
The main parts are the the "tcpListener.py" and the actions in the "/dataActions/".
Clone or just download this repo. Put the tcp folder into your project, and use the TCPListener Class.
TCP Listener:
def __init(self,ip_adress,port) #When creating the Object an IP-Adress and Port is needed
def connect(self) #Call this function to bind the server to the given ip-adress and port, starts itself as a NON-deamon thread
def disconnect(self) #call this to close the server
As mentioned this repo is a subrepo. In the mainrepo a certain wireprotocol is enabled in all of the subs. This Protocol is using a data structure as following:
[argLength] [arg] [dataLength] [data]
4 bytes arg Length 4 bytes data length
bytes bytes
The TCP Listner searches in the class of DataTypes for an action with the ID of [arg], and executes its run function with the data as argument.
That way its pretty easy to add Data actions, bc the code is dynamicly searching for the right ID.
Take a look at the "actionTemplate.py" in the "dataActions/" Folder. There you can see how the class should be structured.
class action:
id = "YOUR_ID_HERE"
def run(data):
print("Doing Stuff all the way down here!")
After you created your file and class you need to edit the "dataTypes.py".
from .actionTemplate import action
from .fileTransfer import FileTransfer
from .message import Message
from .YOUR_NEW_FILE import YOUR_CLASS
acs = []
acs.append(FileTransfer)
acs.append(Message)
acs.append(YOUR_NEW_CLASS)
After that your action is added to the dataTypes Library and you're ready to go.
In this repo there is the "server.py" script included. Just launch it, to start the server and test your stuff out! 👍 Have fun