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Python JSON-RPC Client Server Library

by Gerold Penz 2013-2014

Version 0.5.4

2014-10-21

  • New Alias ServiceProxy added. For better compatibility to other libraries.
  • Request.from_string() added
  • Request.to_string() added
  • Examples added

Version 0.5.3

2014-10-21

  • New Alias ServiceMethod added, for the @pyjsonrpc.rpcmethod-decorator.

Version 0.5.2

2014-10-11

  • HTTP-Server: The content-type is changeable, now. Default content-type stays "application/json". If you want to change the content-type:

    class RequestHandler(pyjsonrpc.HttpRequestHandler):

    content-type = "application/json-rpc"

    ...

  • HTTP-Server GET-Request: Check if method name given

Version 0.5.1

2014-09-12

  • Descriptions

Version 0.5.0

2014-09-12

  • The new decorator @pyjsonrpc.rpcmethod signs methods as JSON-RPC-Methods.
  • Examples with the new rpcmethod-decorator added.
  • I think, python-jsonrpc is stable enough to set the classifier to "Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable".

Version 0.4.3

2014-09-12

  • HttpClient: cookies-parameter added. Now, it is possible to add simple cookie-items.

Version 0.4.2

2014-09-12

  • HttpClient: New parameters added: - additional_headers: Possibility to add additional header items. - content_type: Possibility to change the content-type header.

Version 0.4.1

2014-08-19

  • HttpClient: The new timeout parameter specifies a timeout in seconds for blocking operations like the connection attempt (if not specified, the global default timeout setting will be used). Thanks geerk :-)

    See: gerold-penz#6

Version 0.4.0

2014-06-28

  • It is now possible to send multiple calls in one request.
  • multiple_example.py added.

Version 0.3.5

2014-06-28

  • Bunch is now a setup-dependency.
  • The new method HttpClient.notify sends notifications to the server, without id as parameter.

Version 0.3.4

2013-07-07

  • Tests with CGI reqeusts

Version 0.3.3

2013-07-07

  • Better HTTP server example
  • Deleted the rpcjson.json import from __init__.py.
  • The Method do_POST handles HTTP-POST requests
  • CGI handler created
  • CGI example created

Version 0.3.2

2013-07-06

  • Tests with BaseHTTPServer
  • Moved JsonRpc-class from __init__.py to rpclib.py.
  • ThreadingHttpServer created
  • HttpRequestHandler created
  • The Method do_GET handles HTTP-GET requests
  • Created HTTP server example

Version 0.3.1

2013-07-06

  • Small new feature in HttpClient: Class instance calls will be redirected to self.call. Now this is possible: http_client("add", 1, 2).

Version 0.3.0

2013-07-04

  • Try to import fast JSON-libraries at first:
    1. try to use jsonlib2
    2. try to use simplejson
    3. use builtin json
  • To simplify the code, now we use bunch. Bunch is a dictionary that supports attribute-style access.

Version 0.2.6

2013-07-03

  • RPC-Errors are now better accessible

Version 0.2.5

2013-06-30

  • Now, it is possible to use the method name as attribute name for HTTP-JSON-RPC Requests.

Version 0.2.4

2013-06-30

  • rcperror-Module: Error classes shortened.
  • Response.from_error-method deleted. I found a better way (not so complex) to deliver error messages.
  • New simple_example.py
  • Examples directory structure changed
  • HTTP-Request
  • HTTP-Client
  • HTTP-Client examples

Version 0.2.3

2013-06-24

  • Splitted into several modules
  • New response-class

Version 0.2.2

2013-06-23

  • Return of the Response-Object improved

Version 0.2.1

2013-06-23

  • Added a system.describe-method (not finished yet)
  • Added examples
  • Added parse_json_response-function

Version 0.2.0

2013-06-23

  • Responses module deleted
  • call-method finished
  • Simple example

Version 0.1.1

2013-06-23

  • Responses splitted into successful response and errors
  • call-function

Version 0.1.0

2013-06-23

  • Error module created
  • Responses module created
  • Base structure

Version 0.0.1

2013-06-23

  • Initialy imported