Christian Nennemann
49e8e066d7
Implements quicproquo-py with two transport backends: - Async QUIC transport via aioquic with v2 protobuf wire format - Synchronous Rust FFI transport via CFFI wrapping libquicproquo_ffi Includes manual protobuf encode/decode (no codegen), full RPC coverage (auth, delivery, channels, users, keys, health), PyPI-ready packaging, async echo bot and FFI demo examples, and 15 passing unit tests.
39 lines
970 B
Python
39 lines
970 B
Python
"""quicproquo -- Python SDK for the quicproquo E2E encrypted messenger.
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Two transport backends are available:
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1. **FFI** (``QpqClient.connect_ffi``): wraps the Rust ``libquicproquo_ffi``
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shared library via CFFI. This gives you the full Rust crypto stack
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(MLS, hybrid KEM, OPAQUE) at native speed.
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2. **QUIC** (``QpqClient.connect``): pure-Python QUIC transport via *aioquic*
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with protobuf (v2 wire format). No Rust dependency required; crypto
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operations must be supplied externally.
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"""
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from quicproquo.client import QpqClient
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from quicproquo.types import (
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ConnectOptions,
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Envelope,
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ChannelResult,
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HealthInfo,
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QpqError,
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AuthError,
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TimeoutError as QpqTimeoutError,
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ConnectionError as QpqConnectionError,
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)
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__version__ = "0.1.0"
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__all__ = [
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"QpqClient",
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"ConnectOptions",
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"Envelope",
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"ChannelResult",
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"HealthInfo",
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"QpqError",
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"AuthError",
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"QpqTimeoutError",
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"QpqConnectionError",
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]
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