mproto : python library for making custom web protocols

ninjaMAR

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About
Make custom web protocols such as

test://INSERTDATAHERE

Requires

python >=3.7 (I haven't tested on 3.6)
pip (optional)

Installation
pip

pip3 install mproto

Information
I have included some protocols to test the program
Examples
Make a protocol

from mproto import BaseProtoHandler
import urllib.request as urlreq
class MyProto(BaseProtoHandler):
    def myproto_open(self,req): #the function name should be protocol+_open
        #handles the request
        return req.get_full_url()
myproto.install()
print(urlreq.urlopen('myproto://abc')) #should output myproto://abc

Use a default protocol

from mproto.defaults import TestProto
import urllib.request as urlreq
TestProto.install()
print(urlreq.urlopen('test://abc'))

Urls

Notes

You can use mproto.install(*proto) to install instead of proto.install()

Last edited by ninjaMAR (May 19, 2021 21:11:53)

ninjaMAR

bump

PkmnQ

Seems interesting. Where can I see how to make it respond to requests?

Last edited by PkmnQ (May 20, 2021 17:09:27)

ninjaMAR

PkmnQ wrote:
Seems interesting. Where can I see how to make it respond to requests?

Requests is build on urllib3 which is build on http.client. Since I use urllib for my code, I would need to switch to http.client somehow

gdpr5b78aa4361827f5c2a08d700

neat

ninjaMAR

why do the stats seem false? how many people downloaded it?

Raihan142857

ninjaMAR wrote:
why do the stats seem false? how many people downloaded it?

you

gdpr5b78aa4361827f5c2a08d700

ninjaMAR wrote:
why do the stats seem false? how many people downloaded it?

if people are using it in replit, then it'll download every time the repl starts.

ninjaMAR

Raihan142857 wrote:
ninjaMAR wrote:
why do the stats seem false? how many people downloaded it?
you

it says 13 daily downloads

PkmnQ

ninjaMAR wrote:
PkmnQ wrote:
Seems interesting. Where can I see how to make it respond to requests?
Requests is build on urllib3 which is build on http.client. Since I use urllib for my code, I would need to switch to http.client somehow

Ok, then what can I use this for?

ninjaMAR

PkmnQ wrote:
ninjaMAR wrote:
PkmnQ wrote:
Seems interesting. Where can I see how to make it respond to requests?
Requests is build on urllib3 which is build on http.client. Since I use urllib for my code, I would need to switch to http.client somehow
Ok, then what can I use this for?

Use it to make custom url protocols. I could try to switch to http.client somehow

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