await
PEP 0492 inspired async goodness.
Installation
await is conveniently available via pip:
pip install await
or installable via git clone and setup.py
git clone git@github.com:madisonmay/await.git python setup.py install
To ensure await is properly installed, you can run the unittest suite from the project root:
nosetests -v
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