semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
zcm 1.0.0
A lightweight component model using ZeroMQ
License: MIT
Keywords: zeroMQ component actor models protobuf

ZeroMQ Component Model (ZCM) in Python
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Overview
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* ZCM is a lightweight component model using ZeroMQ (http://zeromq.org/) 
* Components are the building blocks of an application
* Components are characterized by ports and timers. 
* Timers are bound to an *operation* and fire periodically
* There are four basic types of ports in ZCM: publisher, subscriber, client and server
* Publishers publish messages and Subscribers receive messages
* Clients request the services of a server by sending a request message; Servers receive such requests, process the requests, and respond back to the Client. Until the Server responds, the Client port blocks
* A Component can be instantiated multiple times in an application with different port configurations
* A component has a single operation queue that handles timer triggers and receives messages
* A component has an executor thread that processes this operation queue
* Components register functionality e.g. timer_operations, subscribers_operations etc. 
* Component instances are grouped together into a process, called *Actor*
* An actor receives a configuration (.JSON) file, that contains information regarding the components to instantiate
* This configuration file also contains properties of all timers and ports contained by the component instances
HashTable 0.1a0
Simple HashTable implementation in Python
License: MIT

# HashTable
Simple Hash table implementation in pyhton with fixed size.

In (key, value) pair `key` can only be integer

## Installation

### Using `pip`
```
sudo pip install HashTable
```

### From git-repo

```
git clone https://github.com/munendrasn/hash.git
cd hash
sudo python setup.py install
```
## Usage

```
>>>from hash import HashTable
>>>h = HashTable()

>>>h[20] = 'use' # only int as key
>>>h[123] = 43
>>>h             # Display hash table 
{ 20:use, 123:43 }
>>>h.pop(12)
'use'
>>>h.set(65, 'check')
>>>h
{ 20:use, 123:43, 65:check }

```

## Contact
For any queries, feel free to reach me at  *sn.munendra52 [at] gmail [dot] com*