Open Source Python WebSocket Servers

Autobahn Python is a networking library for building Python applications that use WebSocket and WAMP. It supports both Twisted and asyncio, giving developers flexibility depending on their preferred Python event framework. The WebSocket layer enables bidirectional real-time messaging between clients and servers. The WAMP layer adds routed remote procedure calls and publish-subscribe messaging for distributed applications. Autobahn Python is useful for dashboards, IoT systems, collaborative apps, backend services, messaging platforms, and applications that need real-time communication across components. It works especially well with a WAMP router such as Crossbar.io when building routed multi-service systems.

Socketify.py is a reliable, high-performance Python web framework for building large-scale app backends and microservices. With no precedents websocket performance and a really fast HTTP server that can delivery encrypted TLS 1.3 quicker than most alternative servers can do even unencrypted, cleartext messaging.

This is a Karellen fork of gevent-websocket. The goal of this fork is to maintain the project to support Python 3.3, 3.4 and 3.5+ as well as latest WS standards errata.

A simple WebSocket server.

This project offers a python binding to the libindi library. It uses the Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator (SWIG). You may generate a PyIndi module which mainly defines an IndiClient class. This class could be used to build python scripts able to interact with indi servers using sendNew* methods and implementing new* methods of the BaseMediator class. PyQt applications may also be built on top of IndiClient, thus allowing rapid development of GUI Indi clients. Besides Python there are also bindings for node.js, Tcl (incomplete) and PHP (not useful). As application examples you will find a Python Websocket server with which you may build a web application interacting with Indi servers, and a simple PyQt application similar to the Kstars Indi Control Panel (was built as an exercise). Finally there is an equatorial mount 3D simulator written with Freecad and Python, planned to be connected with the PyIndi module. *** The pyindi-client binding has moved to github. ***