Re: WAMP for Python: wampy

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Konstantin Burkalev

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May 20, 2017, 11:06:28 AM5/20/17

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Hi, Simon!

That's great!

But i'm disappointed with name, you have choosen. If you don't see, there is already WAMP client implementation in javascript, named wampy.

Btw, i'm a developer and maintainer. But that doesn't matter.

I just think that it is not very good to have a more than one library with the same name. Developers can be confused, and it will allways take more time to find library that you are really looking for.

суббота, 20 мая 2017 г., 17:43:32 UTC+3 пользователь simon harrison написал:

Hi everyone

I'd just like to introduce a new Python WAMP implementation: wampy.

It was inspired by the nameko project and is a light-weight client to use in microservices, scripts or even in a shell. It doesn't require Twisted or asyncio and runs on Python 2.7 upwards. If you want a simple Python WAMP client with no bells or whistles hanging off it, try wampy.

If you're already familiar with nameko you might also be interested in wampy's nameko extensions: nameko-wamp

Many thanks

Simon

Alexander Gödde

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May 22, 2017, 6:11:19 AM5/22/17

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Hi Simon!

When looking that the list of WAMP implementations (http://wamp-proto.org/implementations/), the similarity between 'wampy' (Python client lib) and 'wampy.js' (JavaScript library) indeed seems able to lead to confusion. In the listing there is still the distinction with the suffix, but when googling for 'wampy', I get the npm listing for the JavaScript library as the first hit, and this does not have the suffix anywhere.