Implementation of web sockets for Python, upgrades a regular socket to a web socket
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README.md
twspy is a standalone implementation of web sockets for Python.
- The websocket.WebSocket class upgrades a regular socket to a web socket.
- message.py contains classes that abstract messages sent over the socket. Sent messages are automatically converted to frames, and received frames are converted to messages. Fragmented messages are also supported.
- The server.Server class can be used to support multiple clients to open a web socket simultaneously in different threads, which is often desirable in web-based applications.