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sock-websocket 0.6.0
Small script to simplify network communication
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.4,<4.0
Keywords: socket,telnet,network

>  Please note that this branch is just temporary module of [sock](https://github.com/hellman/sock) module. If the pull request is merged, this branch will be removed.

# sock-websocket

Small script to simplify network communication.

Something like [telnetlib](http://docs.python.org/library/telnetlib.html), but for clean TCP/UDP (no command sequences, \r\n newlines, etc.)

As an alternative, consider [pwntools](http://pwntools.com/) which contains unified interface (tubes) for communications with sockets, processes, etc. See [tubes API](http://pwntools.com/).

Current development only supports python 3. Old python 2 version is available at the py2 branch.

## Installation

```bash
$ pip3 install sock-websocket
```

For development or building from this repository, [poetry](https://python-poetry.org/) is needed.

## Usage

### TCP Client

```python
from sock import *

f = Sock("some.cool.servi.ce:3123", timeout=10)
# or IPv6
f = Sock6("::1 3123", timeout=3)
# or already existing socket
f = Sock.from_socket(some_socket)  # or toSock(some_socket)
# or UDP/IPv6
f = SockU6("::1 3123", timeout=3)
# or WebSocket
# For using WebSock, the websocket-client module must be installed (pip install websocket-client).
f = WebSock("ws://localhost:3123")

# wait for prompt (skip banner for example)
# the prompt itself will be skipped (and returned) too
f.read_until("> ", timeout=3)  # read_until_re also exists

f.send("flip coin\n")

# skip until regexp
result1 = f.skip_until_re(r"You've got (heads|tails)")  # skip_until(str) also exists

# read until also consumes matched part
f.read_until_re(r"You've g[oe]t ")  # read_until(str) also exists

# read specific number of bytes
result2 = f.read_nbytes(5)

assert result1 == result2

# alias for f.send(s + "\n")
f.send_line("random please")

# read one packet and flush buffers
print(f.read_one())

# non-blocking read (flush buffers)
print(f.read_one(0))

# read until disconnect
print(f.read_all())
```


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Author: hellman

License: [MIT License](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)