Writing DBus applications in Python 3
summary
Covers using dasbus, a Python 3 DBus library built on GLib, to simplify DBus communication in applications. Explains how dasbus uses decorators and type hints to describe DBus data and objects, maps DBus errors to Python exceptions, defines DBus names as constants, creates proxies lazily, and can be extended with custom solutions.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 5:03DBus method
- 6:38Call methods asynchronously
- 8:37structures
- 9:45Use constants
- 11:03containers
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