session_context
Base session context for telnet client connections.
- class TelnetSessionContext(raw_mode=None, ascii_eol=False, input_filter=None, autoreply_engine=None, autoreply_wait_fn=None, typescript_file=None, gmcp_data=None)[source]
Base session context for telnet client connections.
Holds per-connection state that the shell layer needs. Subclass this to add application-specific attributes (e.g. MUD client state, macros, room graphs).
A default instance is created for every
TelnetWriter; applications may replace it with a subclass viawriter.ctx = MyCtx().- Parameters:
raw_mode (
Optional[bool]) – Terminal raw mode override.None= auto-detect from server negotiation,True= force raw,False= force line mode.ascii_eol (
bool) – WhenTrue, translate ATASCII CR/LF glyphs to ASCII\r/\n.input_filter (
Optional[Any]) – OptionalInputFilterfor translating raw keyboard bytes (e.g. arrow keys for ATASCII/PETSCII).autoreply_engine (
Optional[Any]) – Optional autoreply engine (e.g. a MUD macro engine) that receives server output viaengine.feed(text)and can send replies.autoreply_wait_fn (
Optional[Callable[...,Awaitable[None]]]) – Async callable installed by the shell to gate autoreply sends on GA/EOR prompt signals; set automatically during shell startup.typescript_file (
Optional[IO[str]]) – When set, all server output is appended to this file (like the POSIXtypescriptcommand).gmcp_data (
Optional[dict[str,Any]]) – Initial GMCP module data mapping; defaults to an empty dict.
Initialize session context with default attribute values.