Async python for Event-Driven applications
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AsyncED
Async python for Event-Driven applications
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Perpetual
Where asyncio futures are the bridge between low-level events and a coroutines, perpetuals are the bridge between event streams and async iterators.
In it's essence, a perpetual is an asyncio.Future that can have its result (or exception) set multiple times, at least until it is stopped. Besides a perpetual being awaitable just like a future, it is an async iterator as well.
ensure_future
Wrap an async iterable in a perpetual, and automatically starts iterating.
See perpetual_drumkit.py for an example.
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