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- Twisted
Learn about the Twisted development process and how to contribute Help improve Twisted on Windows!
- Welcome to the Twisted documentation! — Twisted 25. 5. 0 documentation
Installing Twisted; Twisted Core; Twisted Conch (SSH and Telnet) Twisted Mail (SMTP, POP, and IMAP) Twisted Names (DNS) Twisted Pair; Twisted Web; Twisted Words (IRC and XMPP) API Reference; Development of Twisted; Quick links Report a security issue; Security Procedure for Developers; Security Audit; Twisted Community; API Reference; GitHub; PyPI
- Overview of Twisted Internet — Twisted 25. 5. 0 documentation
Twisted Internet is a collection of compatible event-loops for Python It contains the code to dispatch events to interested observers and a portable API so that observers need not care about which event loop is running
- Twisted Documentation: The Basics
The Twisted Daemon is a program that knows how to run Applications This program is twistd(1) Strictly speaking, twistd is not necessary -- fetching the application, getting the IService component, calling startService , scheduling stopService when the reactor shuts down, and then calling reactor run() could be done manually
- Asynchronous Responses (via Deferred) — Twisted 25. 5. 0 documentation
This example introduces Deferred, the Twisted class which is used to provide a uniform interface to many asynchronous events, and shows you an example of using a Deferred-returning API to generate an asynchronous response to a request in Twisted Web
- twisted. web
Twisted Web: HTTP clients and servers, plus tools for implementing them Contains a web server (including an HTTP implementation, a resource model), and a web client
- Choosing a Reactor and GUI Toolkit Integration - Twisted
Twisted provides a variety of implementations of the twisted internet reactor The specialized implementations are suited for different purposes and are designed to integrate better with particular platforms
- The Twisted Plugin System — Twisted 15. 2. 1 documentation
The Twisted Plugin System¶ The purpose of this guide is to describe the preferred way to write extensible Twisted applications (and consequently, also to describe how to extend applications written in such a way)
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