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Making it easy for teachers to use simple networking in Python
Apparently Google Nest Hub spits out data that clobbers networkzero's discovery beacon thread every 30 seconds or so. I've narrowed it down to discovery.py's listen_for_one_advert() function. Using a try/except clause...
Python 2.7 does not default to a null handler
Any process which has advertised will attempt to unadvertise via an atexit handler in discovery.py. If the beacon was hosted in a different process which has already closed, the unadvertising...
microbit-1 networkzero client/server-1 networkzero client/server-2 microbit-2 Send communications between microbits using networkzero!
Trying to work out why some particular combination of machines / network is failing is difficult. At least it would be useful to output certain information: all interfaces / networks...
Currently, networkzero selects an arbitrarily numbered port above 10000 to listen on. This could be improved to find a truly free port to bind to.
Related to https://github.com/tjguk/networkzero/issues/18 @mmEissen and I added a couple of simple client and server scripts to aid with troubleshooting and to overcome a problem where networkzero attempted to bind to...
[**TL;DR** Add ideas to the bottom of this issue] I want to load the examples/ directory with easy but interesting examples of what you can do with networkzero. I'm trying...
While I'm spamming the repo with tickets (sorry!), if you need any help doing Rapsbian packaging, let me know - I've got some fairly good Makefiles and configurations that make...
In http://networkzero.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html#message-sending it lists one of the functions as `wait_for_message_from()`. But in the http://networkzero.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html#address section it uses `nw0.wait_for_message(address)`. Should it instead be `nw0.wait_for_message_from(address)`?
