asyncio_monkey
- info:
monkey patch asyncio modules for expected behaviour
Installation
pip install asyncio_monkey
Usage
# it must be done before any import asyncio statement, once per project
# best place is __init__.py of You'r application
from asyncio_monkey import patch_all # noqa isort:skip
patch_all()
or call the one you need
# it must be done before any import asyncio statement, once per project
# best place is __init__.py of You'r application
import asyncio_monkey # noqa isort:skip
asyncio_monkey.patch_gather()
asyncio_monkey.patch_log_destroy_pending()
asyncio_monkey.patch_get_event_loop()
asyncio_monkey.patch_lock()
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