🔒 Seeking Feedback: Python Module for Server-Client License Management

[icy matrix]

I'm developing a Python module focused on server-client license management, and I'd love to get some feedback and suggestions from the community.

The module aims to provide a robust solution for handling software licenses between a server and its clients. It's designed to make license validation, activation, and deactivation straightforward and secure. Optionally, it can integrate with a web interface for easier administration.

Github link : https://github.com/CSDC-K/LMS
Pypi link : https://pypi.org/project/LMS-PYTHON/

[wispy falcon]

@icy matrix

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[floral arrow]

Perhaps the only thing I'd change here is these print statements in favor of a logging facility that's separate from your class:

    def send_msg(self, message: str, encoding: int = 8):
        try:
           self.client_socket.send(message.encode(encoding))
        except Exception as e:
            if self.error_output:
                print(f"[ERROR] send_msg: {e}")
            return
        if self.info_output:
            print(f"[OK] Message sent: {message}")

I'd consider narrowing the exception handler to a more specific error or otherwise log the entire exception (traceback and all) using traceback.print_exception or the tools of your logger.

Docstrings would be also appreciated.

[icy matrix]

thx for feedback

[smoky heath]

I'd move the HTML and JS out to a separate file. I don't think having a massive string in the function to hold all of that is a good idea.

[wispy falcon]

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