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pgnotify is a PostgreSQL client-side asynchronous notification handler for
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Python and PyGreSQL.
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Typically, asynchronous notification is used to communicate the message "I
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changed this table, take a look at it to see what's new" from one PostgreSQL
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client to other interested PostgreSQL clients.
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A useful programming technique is to generate asynchronous notification in a
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rule that is triggered by table updates; this way, notification happens
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automatically when the table is changed and the application programmer can't
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accidentally forget to do it.
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At present, pgnotify works with PyGreSQL only. It should work with PoPy and
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psycopg when those modules provide Pythonic interfaces to additional necessary
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PostgreSQL client-side functions, as described in the README.
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