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* rel example
* tweaked rel example for linter
* added rel note to examples.rst
* slightly more compact example
* added example header
* matched wording
* _socket.recv(): _recv() except socket.error - changed or to and; added except TimeoutError - raise WebSocketTimeoutException
* _app - custom dispatcher check_callback() integration (and fixed pyevent compatibility): WrappedDispatcher (for use with generic event dispatchers such as pyevent and rel); create_dispatcher() accepts dispatcher kwarg (default None), and if it is specified, returns a WrappedDispatcher; use create_dispatcher() (passing specified dispatcher if any) every time (regardless of dispatcher specification)
* Add clarifying comment, rerun CI tests
* Add space to make linter happy
* working reconnect
* rmed logs
* added _logging.warning() disconnected/reconnected notifications to handleDisconnect()
* moved connect notification and dispatcher.read() (if doread kwarg [default False] is True) to setSock() (prevents those lines from running on ConnectionRefusedError)
* run_forever(): reconnect kwarg now specifies sleep() time (defualt 5)
* handleDisconnect(): fixed log msg
* run_forever() refactor: stabilized stack frame count (at least in rel mode); added stack frame count to disconnect (warning) log; grossly oversimplified ;)
* dispatcher simplification via DispatcherBase and DispatcherBase/WrappedDispatcher.timeout()
* _logging: info(); enableTrace() supports level kwarg (default "DEBUG")
* handleDisconnect() uses info() log
* Fix linting errors
Co-authored-by: engn33r <engn33r@users.noreply.github.com>
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Previously, because of the multiple instances of `from foo import *`, names were
imported from modules that had themselves imported them, instead of from the
place of definition. This commit therefore does the following:
- Declares `__all__` in every module that imports anything, so that
`from foo import *` is sane.
- Sorts the imports based on conventions, similar to the output of `isort`.
- Places all conditional imports after unconditional imports, except where that
isn't valid.
- Imports local names from the modules where they are defined, except when
importing the package itself.
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