I built a Python library to make TCP networking as simple as Fastapi

TCP networking in Python is painful. You deal with raw sockets, manual buffering, thread management, message framing... it's a lot just to send a message between two programs. So I built Veltix — an open-source Python library that makes real-time TCP networking simple and intuitive. What does it look like? Server: from veltix import Server , ServerConfig , Events , MessageType MSG = MessageType ( code = 300 , name = " chat " ) server = Server ( ServerConfig ( host = " 0.0.0.0 " , port = 8080 )) def on_message ( client , response ): print ( f " Received: { response . content . decode () } " ) server . set_callback ( Events . ON_RECV , on_message ) server . start () Client: from veltix import Client , ClientConfig , Request , MessageType MSG = MessageType ( code = 300 , name = " chat " ) client = Client ( ClientConfig ( server_addr = " 127.0.0.1 " , port = 8080 )) client . connect () client . get_sender (). send ( Request ( MSG , b " Hello Server! " )) That's it. No raw sockets, no manua