#!python # # 2021 Zhengyu Peng # Website: https://zpeng.me # # ` ` # -:. -#: # -//:. -###: # -////:. -#####: # -/:.://:. -###++##: # .. `://:- -###+. :##: # `:/+####+. :##: # .::::::::/+###. :##: # .////-----+##: `:###: # `-//:. :##: `:###/. # `-//:. :##:`:###/. # `-//:+######/. # `-/+####/. # `+##+. # :##: # :##: # :##: # :##: # :##: # .+: import socket from threading import Thread import json class TCPServer(Thread): ERROR = -1 LISTEN = 1 CONNECTED = 2 STOP = 3 SIG_NORMAL = 0 SIG_STOP = 1 SIG_DISCONNECT = 2 def __init__(self, out_cmd_queue): Thread.__init__(self) self.cmd_queue = out_cmd_queue with open('./config.json', 'r') as read_file: self.config = json.load(read_file) self.ip = '192.168.1.127' self.port = 1234 self.tcp_socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) self.signal = self.SIG_NORMAL def run(self): try: self.tcp_socket.bind((self.ip, self.port)) self.tcp_socket.listen(1) print('TCP listening') except OSError as err: # print('emit tcp server error') # self.status.emit(self.STOP, '') pass else: while True: # Wait for a connection # print('wait for a connection') # self.status.emit(self.LISTEN, '') try: self.connection, addr = self.tcp_socket.accept() # self.connection.setblocking(False) # self.connection.settimeout(1) print('New connection') except socket.timeout as t_out: pass else: while True: # print('waiting for data') # if self.signal == self.SIG_NORMAL: try: data = self.connection.recv(4096) except socket.error as e: print(e) break else: if data: self.cmd_queue.put(data.decode()) else: self.cmd_queue.put('standby') break finally: self.tcp_socket.close() self.cmd_queue.put('standby') print('exit')