Everyone else is doing it!
Quite seriously though… In my dealings with JMS Message Queuing, specifically with ActiveMQ, I felt the lack of a simple, straight-forward and easy to use Python implementation of the protocol that was also well documented and hackable.
More often than not, I found myself using Perl’s Net::Stomp module because it was so much quicker to get going. Gasp you say, a Perl module that is easier to use than a Python module?! BLASPHEMY! I implore you to believe me!
I don’t think I’ve reinvented the wheel, merely rounded it to my specifications. So, if you choose, check out my implementation of STOMP in Python over at Bitbucket: python-stomp.
It is feature-complete according to the STOMP Protocol, 100% Unit test covered, documented, comes with example usage and is simple to use.
Feedback is appreciated in the form of issues on the Bitbucket issue tracker or this blog if you want to say something nice, or mean about it!
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