A framework for dynamic tftp servers. Serve data through tftp independently from your file system, based on client IP, Port, request filename, or even on some other form of server stored state.

The interface is inspired by the Flask framework.

is a work in progress and is very basic right now. Bug reports and contribution are welcome!.

Team at Dropbox. You can contact mahhaha at gmail about this.

A very small basic application:

from import 
app =

@app.route_read(".*")
def example_action(client_host, client_port, filename):
    return "example_output"

@app.route_write(".*")
def example_action(client_host, client_port, filename, data):
    output_file = open(filename, "w")
    output_file.write(data)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()

You must include this at the top of your file in order to import the framework.

from emmer import 
app 

Include this annotation, and every read request that regex matches the passed in filename will execute your function before transferring any data.

@app.route_read(".*")
def example_action(client_host, client_port, filename):
    return "example_output"

Include this annotation, and every write request that regex matches the passed in filename will execute your function after receiving the data. If a request comes that doesn't match any of your routes, then it will be immediately rejected.

@app.route_write(".*")
def example_action(client_host, client_port, filename, data):
    output_file = open(filename, "w")
    output_file.write(data)

Finally, now that you have added your routes, the following code will start up the server and begin listening!

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()

Note that this application would be considered insecure. A directory traversal attack would allow a client to write to arbitrary locations on your disk. Having said that, that layer of security is left for the client to design and control.