API Overview

C++

The following classes can be used by client code:

• agent – sending messages

• endpoint – basic receiving and processing messages

• hub – adding a dripline API to an existing codebase

• monitor – monitor message traffic

• relayer – perform asyncronous message sending

• scheduler – schedule and execute one-off or repeating scheduled events

• service – main dripline microservice potentially with child endpoints

Python

The following classes can be used by client code:

• Core – dripline.core

  • dripline.core.alert_consumer – Receive alert messages

  • dripline-python.core.endpoint – Basic receiving and processing messages

  • dripline.core.Entity – An endpoint that

  • dripline-python.core.Interface – Client interface for sending messages

  • Scheduler – Schedule and execute one-off or repeating scheduled events

  • Service – Main dripline microservice potentially with child endpoints

• Implementations – dripline.implementations

  • SimpleSCPIEntity and others – Endpoints that handle SCPI requests

  • EthernetSCPIService – Service that communicates with a SCPI device

  • KeyValueStore – Example service, storing values in a dictionary structure

  • PostgresSQLInterface – Service that interacts with a PostgresQL database

  • PostgresSensorLogger – Receives messages that should be logged into a database