jsonrpcclient

import requests import json from jsonrpcclient import request, parse # Define a mock JSON-RPC server URL for demonstration. Replace with your actual endpoint. # For a real server, ensure it's running and accessible. # Example: A simple server might expose a 'subtract' method. jsonrpc_server_url = "http://localhost:5000/jsonrpc" # 1. Create a JSON-RPC request (Python dictionary-like object) # This example requests the 'subtract' method with positional parameters and an ID. request_obj = request("subtract", params=[42, 23], id=1) print(f"Generated JSON-RPC Request: {json.dumps(request_obj, indent=2)}") # 2. Send the request using a transport layer (e.g., 'requests' for HTTP) try: # In a real application, you would send request_obj to your server # and get a response_data from it. Example using 'requests' library: # response_obj_from_server = requests.post(jsonrpc_server_url, json=request_obj).json() # For quickstart, simulate a successful response from a server response_obj_from_server = {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "result": 19, "id": 1} print(f"\nReceived JSON-RPC Response Object: {json.dumps(response_obj_from_server, indent=2)}") # 3. Parse the received response parsed_response = parse(response_obj_from_server) # 4. Handle the parsed response if parsed_response.ok: print(f"\nSuccessfully Parsed Result: {parsed_response.result}") else: print(f"\nError Received from Server (Code: {parsed_response.error.code}): {parsed_response.error.message}") if parsed_response.error.data: print(f" Error Data: {parsed_response.error.data}") except requests.exceptions.ConnectionError: print(f"\nError: Could not connect to the JSON-RPC server at {jsonrpc_server_url}. Please ensure the server is running.") except json.JSONDecodeError: print("\nError: Failed to decode JSON response from the server.") except Exception as e: print(f"\nAn unexpected error occurred: {e}")