[ROS2][dashing] is there any roslibpy-like lib for ros2 frontend? [closed]

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I am looking for a way for a non-ROS machine (my local computer) to access the ROS2 robot(Rasberry pi) to, for example, call the service. Is there any method to do so? I found a similar post, but it's about a year ago.

Since I confirmed that both ros-dashing-rosbridge-server and tf2 are already available in ROS2, I tried to use roslibpy. Seems it can connect to the ros2 without any problem. I am wondering if it is the proper way to use roslibpy for my purpose?

Below is what I did, however, I got FieldTypeMismatchException error.

I followed the online examples to create a service '/set_ludicrous_speed', 'std_srvs/srv/SetBool'.

import roslibpy

def handler(request, response):
    print('Setting speed to {}'.format(request['data']))
    response['success'] = True
    return True

client = roslibpy.Ros(host='10.3.xxx.xxx', port=9090)

service = roslibpy.Service(client, '/set_ludicrous_speed', 'std_srvs/srv/SetBool')
service.advertise(handler)
print('Service advertised.')

client.run_forever()
client.terminate()

While, when I try to call the service like below:

import roslibpy

client = roslibpy.Ros(host='10.3.xxx.xxx', port=9090)
client.run()

service = roslibpy.Service(client, '/set_ludicrous_speed', 'std_srvs/srv/SetBool')
request = roslibpy.ServiceRequest({'data': True})

result = service.call(request)
print('Service response: {}'.format(result))

client.terminate()

I got error like this, but I can see the node is connected and the service is created:

[INFO] [rosbridge_websocket]: Client disconnected. 0 clients total.
[INFO] [rosbridge_websocket]: Client connected. 1 clients total.
[INFO] [rosbridge_websocket]: [Client 1] Advertised service /set_ludicrous_speed.
[INFO] [rosbridge_websocket]: Client connected. 2 clients total.
[ERROR] [rosbridge_websocket]: [Client 2] [id: call_service:/set_ludicrous_speed:1] call_service FieldTypeMismatchException: std_srvs/SetBool_Request message requires a boolean for field data, but got a <class 'bool'>

Any idea what did I miss? Thank you very much.