What is Apalis?
Apalis is a python library for parallel computing. It focuses on enabling parallel computing with little overhead. To explore the apalis functionality see the Documentation.
Getting started with Apalis
Apalis can be installed from PyPI:
pip install apalis
Apalis can send an object into a child process and interact with it through a Handler. To send an object into a parallel process just:
import apalis
import time
class A:
def expensive(self, x):
time.sleep(1)
return x
a = A()
obj = apalis.Handler(a) # Sends the object to a child process.
token = obj.expensive(5) # Sends the task to the object in the child process.
token() # Calling the token yields the result of the operation.
The same can be done with multiple Handlers at once.
objs = [apalis.Handler(A()) for _ in range(16)]
tokens = [obj.expensive(5) for obj in objs]
aplais.get(tokens) # Gets the results of the operations.
More examples can be found in this Jupyter Notebook.
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