PyBridge - Bridge to the other side, is a Python-based Event-Driven Script PyBridge (ESB) designed to facilitate the execution of scripts based on various triggers such as timers, schedules, or API calls. This project, based on Flask, is currently a work in progress.
- Timer Intervals: Execute scripts at regular intervals
- Schedules: Run scripts according to a predefined schedule
- API Triggers: Trigger script execution through API calls
- Tokens: Control execution rights
Ensure you have the following installed on your machine:
- Python 3.x
- Install the required dependencies listed below
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/thatsleepyman/PyBridge.git- Navigate to the project directory
cd PyBridge- Install the required dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt- MASTER_TOKEN: Acts like a license key, granting the requestor the right to send requests to PyBridge
- PYROCESS_TOKEN: Allows the requestor to send data to and trigger PyRocesses
- Every PyRocess in every environment
(main/ dev/ test)has their own separate PyRocess token
- Every PyRocess in every environment
- DEVELOPER_TOKEN: Used by 'Developers' to trigger PyRocesses through the
{ip}:{port}/PyBridge/dev/{PyRocess}routing - USER_TOKEN: Used by 'Users' to trigger PyRocesses through the
{ip}:{port}/PyBridge/main/{PyRocess}routing - TESTER_TOKEN: Used by 'Testers' to trigger PyRocesses through the
{ip}:{port}/PyBridge/test/{PyRocess}routing
PyBridge assumes that there is a '.venv' directory in the root directory of the project ('PyBridge/.venv'). Please create one and install the Python modules there. Once the '.venv' is placed in the root directory, you can move PyBridge anywhere you wish.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - Feel free to use it as you wish, however some credit for this project would be nice if you end up using it ;)