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A simulator for a network of IoT devices that communicate with other student's devices who are in the class

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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ClientClass.py		ClientClass.py
ClientThread.py		ClientThread.py
README		README
ServerClass.py		ServerClass.py
ServerThread.py		ServerThread.py
StreamSocket.py		StreamSocket.py
ThreadManager.py		ThreadManager.py
TrackedClients.py		TrackedClients.py
Turner_Austin_HW3.zip		Turner_Austin_HW3.zip
Turner_Austin_HW4.zip		Turner_Austin_HW4.zip
client.py		client.py
error.log		error.log
server.py		server.py

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NAME: AUSTIN TURNER
CLASS: CPE.401

To run the server.py file, type:
$ server.py [server_ip] [server_port_number]

To run client.py, type:
$ client.py [user_id] [cleint_ip] [server_IP] [server_port]

For this submission, I created a DropBox account and registered an API key. I associated my server and my clients with this API key and used it to communicate with DropBox. Each client when they register with the server have a document created for them inside DropBox from the server. When clients want to communicate with each other, they download their file from DropBox and append the commands they're sending to the other client. After, they delete the existing file on the cloud and re-upload their file.