Blackwing Client

The blackwing client allows anyone to easily send messages through a blackwing server to any microservice. The client is not microservice oriented. Therefore, you can create a single client for a server, but use several microservices.

The client is capable of keeping contexts. Therefore, from message to message you will have access to previous stamps and sessions.

Example

from bwclient.client import BwClient

client = BwClient(
    PUBLIC_KEY, # The public key
    "localhost", #the server hostname 
    8000, # the bw server port number
    "OAEP", # the RSA algo
    "SHA1", # the sha algo 
    "CFB", # the AES mode
    128 # The segmentsize for CFB
)

client.set_microservice(
    0xff, # microservice id to connect
    True # if one should ask for a session
) 

client.send_to_ms(
    '0xff', # microservice id to send
    b'Hello World' # the message
)

print(
    client.reacv_from_ms(
        0xff # microservice id to receive
    )
)

client.close_ms(0xff)

API

set_default_context(self, rsa_type, rsa_sha, aes_type, aes_segsize)

set_microservice(self, microservice_id : int, request_session : bool)

send_to_ms(self, microservice_id : int, msg : bytes)

recv_from_ms(self, microservice_id : int)

close_ms(self, microservice_id : int)

destroy_ms(self, microservice_id : int)

request_for_new_session(self, microservice_id : int)

Further Documentation

https://blackwing.readthedocs.io