aioeachlimit
Apply an async function to each item in an array or queue with limited concurrency
Install
pip install aioeachlimit
Usage
async def f(item):
asyncio.sleep(3)
return item * 2
items = [1, 2, 3, 4]
async for result in aioeachlimit(items, f, concurrency_limit=2):
print(result) # Prints 2 4 6 8 in random order
If you don't need to return anything:
await aioeachlimit(items, f, concurrency_limit=2, discard_results=True)
If items is an asyncio.Queue then aioeachlimit will read from it indefinitely.
Tests
pytest .
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