dbus-python is the original Python binding for dbus, the reference implementation of the D-Bus protocol.
Online documentation can be found at <http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-python/>.
Problems and alternativesdbus-python might not be the best D-Bus binding for you to use. dbus-python does not follow the principle of “In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess”, and can’t be changed to not do so without seriously breaking compatibility.
In addition, it uses libdbus (which has known problems with multi-threaded use) and attempts to be main-loop-agnostic (which means you have to select a suitable main loop for your application).
Alternative ways to get your Python code onto D-Bus include, in no particular order:
GDBus, part of the GIO module of GLib, via GObject-Introspection and PyGI (uses the GLib main loop and object model)
dasbus, a higher-level wrapper around GDBus
QtDBus, part of Qt, via PyQt (uses the Qt main loop and object model)
dbussy, a CTypes wrapper around libdbus using asyncio for event handling
dbus-next, a pure-Python implementation of the D-Bus protocol using asyncio for event handling
dbus-fast, a fork of dbus-next emphasizing performance
jeepney, a pure-Python implementation of the D-Bus protocol with support for several event loop models
Inclusion in this list is not intended to imply endorsement.
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