asyncio_tools
Useful utilities for working with asyncio.
gather
Provides a convenient wrapper around asyncio.gather.
from asyncio_tools import gather, CompoundException
async def good():
return 'OK'
async def bad():
raise ValueError()
async def main():
response = await gather(
good(),
bad(),
good()
)
# Check if a particular exception was raised.
ValueError in response.exception_types
# >>> True
# To get all exceptions:
print(response.exceptions)
# >>> [ValueError()]
# To get all instances of a particular exception:
response.exceptions_of_type(ValueError)
# >>> [ValueError()]
# To get the number of exceptions:
print(response.exception_count)
# >>> 1
# You can still access all of the results:
print(response.all)
# >>> ['OK', ValueError(), 'OK']
# And can access all successes (i.e. non-exceptions):
print(response.successes)
# >>> ['OK', 'OK']
# To get the number of successes:
print(response.success_count)
# >>> 2
try:
# To combines all of the exceptions into a single one, which merges the
# messages.
raise response.compound_exception()
except CompoundException as compound_exception:
print("Caught it")
if ValueError in compound_exception.exception_types:
print("Caught a ValueError")
Read some background on why gather is useful:
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