Buttplug Python 002

September 5, 2019 · 2 min read

I just posted the most minimal implementation possible of a buttplug client to PyPi, meaning the buttplug-py package now actually at least does something.

The package is HEAVILY py3.7 based internally, so you're either using py3.7 or you're out of luck right now. It's asyncio based, and also uses some non-standard python idioms like events ('cause I just wanted to make it look like the C#/Typescript impls, and both of those languages have first class events), but those are mostly just a matter of callback passing.

There's almost no documentation currently, as I haven't dealt with sphinx in years and forgot how much I hate it (fuck restructedText so much), and just wanted to get code up. I'll be spending the next few days wrestling with sphinx to try to get a better manual together, at which point I'll probably post more about this publicly. But since ya'll are paying me, you get the raw goods first. :)

If you're absolutely jonesing to try this, there's an example that basically shows how it works:

https://github.com/buttplugio/buttplug-py/blob/master/examples/test.py

As usual, you can message me if you have any questions, too.