Re: pyenet?
So I took a quick look at it.
There is some examples on the github page you provided which seem pretty self explanatory, and the link below seems to tell you more about the documentation.
A little work with dir() should tell you how to make the jump between the tutorial and python (if necessary).
http://enet.bespin.org/Tutorial.html
Be aware this is a UDP library. If you're only starting with networking in python, I recommend you start with the socket module, which not only comes by default, but is far easier to understand. Then you can upgrade to something like twist i think it is called.
both socket and twist, to the best of my knowledge, support both TCP and UDP network work.
HTH
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