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PythonActors
A python actor framework.
Features
Easy to build concurrency with the actor model.
Lightweight. Can run millions of actors on a single thread.
Integrated supervision for managing actor lifetime and faults.
Extensible with new executors and dispatchers.
An Akka-like API.
Installation
Install from PyPI using pip:
$ pip install actorsObligatory greeter
from actors import Actor, ActorSystem
class Greeter(Actor):
def receive(self, message):
print("Hello %s" % message)
system = ActorSystem()
greeter = system.actor_of(GreetingActor)
greeter.tell("world")
system.terminate()Documentation
Documentation is available at http://pythonhosted.org/actors/.
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