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…_Singleton to SocketSingleton; updated the README
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If you like the changes, you might want to increase the version to from Socket_Singleton import Socket_Singletonto from socket_singleton import SocketSingleton |
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uvto manage the packagepyproject.tomluv publishshould work, but I haven't tested it...)socket_singleton(fromSocket_Singleton)SocketSingleton(fromSocket_Singleton)pytestto drive the teststestssubdirtrace_no_args: bool = Falseoption toSocketSingleton.__init__False(the default), the class behaves as beforeTrue, the trace callbacks will be called even if the client doesn't send any argsSocketSingletonwith a GUI app - if an app instance is already running, I want to be able to detect if the user tries to launch it again, so that I can bring the existing instance in focus