i started banging away sort of at this: https://github.com/wesyoung/pyzyre https://github.com/wesyoung/pyczmq
these leverage what pyzmq did in terms of “build the C stuff from source and embed the .so locally, use the generated c-bindings on top of that” (made some patches to zproject to load a local .so properly). there’s still a ways to go; but idea being you could get czmq / zyre bindings from a pip command (testing that is about where i’m at..) also; adds “pyczmq|pyzyre” into the mix as a module so we can build more “pythonic” abstractions on top czmq|zyre while still providing the low level stuff “as is” (you can still 'import czmq; ..’) i’m also assuming by “package management” you’re meaning RPM|PPA, etc.. but wanted to throw in pip as well. fwiw.. > On Oct 14, 2016, at 2:10 AM, Kevin Sapper <kevinsappe...@gmail.com> wrote: > > - As you seem to know python. For our C projects we have binding generators > for python which work fine but the binding code is currently not deployed to > a package management system. > See zproject [1] for the binding generator and czmq [2] as a example for the > generated bindings. > > - A consensus implementation might be useful for zyre [3]. Probably as > another library on top of zyre. > -- wes wesyoung.me
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