This library has been deprecated.

Authenticating with an API key has been deprecated.

Support for email/password authentication will be dropped in the future and cryptographic keys/wallets will be the only supported method.

Streamr-Client-Python

By using this client, you can easily interact with the Streamr API from python environments. You can, for example, subscribe to real-time data in Streams, produce new data to Streams, and create new Streams.

This library is work-in-progress

Installation

1. download

2. cd streamr-client-python

3. pip install .

Tests

You can test the integration functions using the following steps.

client_test.py: you can run following commands to test.

$ cd streamr-client-python
$ pytest

Usage

Here are some quick examples.

Importing streamr-client-python module

from streamr import Client, Option

Creating a StreamrClient instance with given option

option = Option.get_default_option()
option.api_key = 'your-api-key'
option.auto_connect = False
option.auto_disconnect = False
client = Client(option)

getting or creating a stream by name

stream = client.get_or_create_stream('stream-test')

getting the stream id

stream_id = stream[0]['id']

getting stream by stream_name or stream_id

stream = client.get_stream_by_name('stream-test')

stream = client.get_stream_by_id(stream_id)

checking the state of connection

print(client.connection.state)

connect to server

client.connect()
while(not client.is_connected()):
    pass

Subscribing to stream

def callback(msg,_):
	print('message received . The Content is : %s'%(msg))

subscription = client.subscribe(stream_id, callback)

publishing data to stream

import time
data = [{"name":'google',"age":19},{"name":"yahoo","age":11},{"name":"facebook","age":13},{"name":"twitter","age":1}]
stream_id = 'your stream ID'
for d in data:
    client.publish(subscription, d)
    time.sleep(0.01)

disconnect from server

client.disconnect()