Nitro is a library for painlessly writing scalable, fast, and secure message-passing network applications.
This library provides a Python interface to the Nitro framework.
If you don't have Nitro installed already, you'll need to install it. The website links to the latest release. Alternatively, you can get the source from Github.
Once you have the Nitro source, follow the installation instructions in the
README.
After Nitro is installed, simply run
python setup.py install
and you're on your way.
If you want to do development on python-nitro, you'll need
Cython >= 0.19.1 in order to generate C code from the
.pyx file.