A collection of python DBUS examples.
The first time I had to deal with python and DBUS I was overwhelmed by the lack of concrete examples, so this repository was born. More documentation may be found in the comments.
The following are python dependencies:
- dbus-python
- relies on libdbus-1-dev
- PyGObject
- relies on libgirepository1.0-dev
In your first terminal run the dbus monitor and grep for the examples methods:
dbus-monitor | grep /tld/domain/sub
In a second terminal run the reciever:
./receiver.py
The receiver has a catch all handler, so a lot of output is expected there.
in a third terminal you can now either:
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Run the invoker, which will call the proxxied receivers Test object methods:
./invoker.py
The invoker will invoke 3 Methodes on the receiver:
- foo: This will simply return Foo as a string
- fail: Will trigger an exception in the receiver which the invoker can handle
- quit: Will stop the receiver
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run the emitter, which will emit a test signal and a quit signal:
./emitter.py
After running either of them, the receiver will be stopped.