Python provides two levels of access to web services. :
Low-level network services support basic sockets, which provide the standard BSD Sockets API with access to the full methods of the underlying operating system's socket interface.
The high-level network service module, SocketServer, provides server-centric classes that simplify the development of network servers.
------------------------------------------------ server-side code --------------------------------------
__author__ = "Mr. Tony."
"""
Instant Messaging Principles
@@@ server-side code
"""
from socket import *
import threading
ip = '0.0.0.0'
port =8888
# Define socket parameters
Server = socket(AF_INET,SOCK_STREAM)
((ip,port))
()
print("[*] SocketServer is listening...")
# Accept function
def recvs():
while 1:
print(' [*] Client says: %s '% (1024).decode('utf-8'))
#Send function
def sends():
while 1:
say = bytes(input(' [*] I said: ') , encoding='utf-8')
(say)
# Blocking acceptance requests
client,client_ip = ()
print(client_ip[0] +':'+str(client_ip[1])+' Connection successful!' )
# Create acceptance threads
receive = (target =recvs ,args=() )
()
# Create the sending thread
send = (target =sends ,args=() )
()
------------------------------------------------ client code --------------------------------------
__author__ = "Mr. Tony."
"""
Instant Messaging Principles
@@@ Client Code
"""
from socket import *
import threading
ip,port ='127.0.0.1',8888
Client = socket(AF_INET,SOCK_STREAM)
((ip,port))
def sends() -> 'Send function':
while 1:
say = bytes(input("[*] I said: "),encoding='utf-8')
(say)
def recvs() -> 'Accept function':
while 1:
print('[*] The server says: %s ' % (1024).decode('utf-8'))
receive = (target =recvs ,args=() )
()
# Create the sending thread
send = (target =sends ,args=() )
()
Execute the server-side code first, and then execute the client-side code, you can realize the basic communication function.
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