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from websocket_server import WebsocketServer

class SocketCommands:

def __init__(self, host = '0.0.0.0', port = 8080):

self.host = host

self.port = port

self.server = None

self.data = None

self.clients = []

def connect(self):

self.server = WebsocketServer(self.port, self.host)

self.server.set_fn_new_client(self.new_client)

self.server.set_fn_client_left(self.client_left)

self.server.set_fn_message_received(self.message_received)

self.server.serve_forever()

def new_client(self, client, server):

current_client = str(client['id'])

message = '[X] A new client connected of id: {}'.format(current_client)

self.clients.append(message)

def client_left(self, client, server):

current_client = str(client['id'])

message = '[X] Client disconnected of id: {}'.format(current_client)

self.clients.append(message)

def message_received(self, client, server, message):

self.data = message

def is_connect(self):

return self.server is not None

def get_data(self):

if not self.data:

return None

else:

return self.data.split(',')

def disconnect(self):

if self.server is None: return

self.server.server_close()

self.server = None

self.data = None

self.clients = []

python-orientation-visualization-app/SocketCommands.py at master · nelsonwenner/python-orientation-visualization-app · GitHub

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