How to use the guider.NetworkManager.getServerConn function in guider
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# run server before launch below client code #
'''
$ guider/guider.py server
'''
# set network info #
'''
Choose one of below calls. (None: default address)
1. NetworkManager.prepareServerConn(CLIENT_IP:PORT, SERVER_IP:PORT)
2. NetworkManager.prepareServerConn(None, SERVER_IP:PORT)
3. NetworkManager.prepareServerConn(None, None)
'''
NetworkManager.prepareServerConn(None, None)
# get connection with server #
conn = NetworkManager.getServerConn()
if not conn:
print('\nFail to get connection with server')
sys.exit(0)
# request command #
pipe = NetworkManager.getCmdPipe(conn, 'GUIDER top -a -J')
if not pipe:
print('\nFail to get command pipe')
sys.exit(0)
# get data from server #
while 1:
data = pipe.getData()
if not data:
breakdef request_start(timestamp, targetAddr):
print('request_start')
# set addresses #
NetworkManager.prepareServerConn(None, targetAddr)
# get connection with server #
conn = NetworkManager.getServerConn()
if not conn:
print('\nFail to get connection with server')
sys.exit(0)
# request command #
pipe = NetworkManager.getCmdPipe(conn, 'GUIDER top -a -J -e dn')
if not pipe:
print('\nFail to get command pipe')
sys.exit(0)
# build message #
msg = {'timestamp': timestamp}
RequestManager.add_request(timestamp)
'''
# for multi-thread feature #
