someipy - A Python Library implementing the SOME/IP Protocol

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What is someipy?

someipy is a Python library implementing the SOME/IP protocol, including the SOME/IP SD (Service Discovery) in Python. It's perfectly suited for fast prototyping of applications that need to provide (server) or use (client) SOME/IP services from other ECUs.

someipy also supports serialization and deserialization of SOME/IP payloads, which is a unique feature compared to other libraries.

someipy is still under development; therefore, it does not yet support all features of the SOME/IP and SOME/IP Service Discovery protocol specification.

someipy is based on the specification version of R22-11:

The library is currently developed and tested under Ubuntu 22.04 and Python 3.8. Windows is supported as well.

Typical Use Cases

someipy excels in scenarios where a full-scale Autosar (Adaptive or Classic) integration would be excessive:

:test_tube: Develop Test Applications: Easily create test applications to stimulate the SOME/IP interfaces of your system under test. Whether running on a PC in a SIL environment or on an ECU, someipy allows you to efficiently send and receive SOME/IP events or utilize/provide SOME/IP services. Test data can be seamlessly generated or imported in Python, from sources such as .csv files or ROS bag files. Explore the example applications for more details.
:battery: Prototype Sensor Integration: Quickly integrate new sensors into your project using SOME/IP, ideal for evaluating the sensor's potential impact without significant effort. Define the message/parameter layout in Python and create a server service instance in minutes. Check out the example application send_events_udp.py for a practical demonstration.
:microscope: Data Recording: Set up a SOME/IP recording application in just a few minutes and store data in your preferred format, such as ROS bags, .csv files, or databases. Simply dump the received data within your callback function. The example application receive_events_udp.py illustrates this process.