#AsyncRepeat A simple decorator for repeating async functions. The main idea is that a coroutine can only be awaited for one time. In some special case that an async function needs to be run for multiple times, use this tool for an easy approach
Get started
First install it with pip:
pip install async-repeat
Then in your program:
import asyncio
from async_repeat import repeat
@repeat(3)
async def foo():
print("foo")
asyncio.run(foo())
The result will be:
foo
foo
foo
The repeat decorator has two modes:
- Concurrent: The function will create tasks and run the tasks at the same time
- Synchronous: The coroutines will run one by one
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