BraCon
This library is Branch and Confluence. You can have consecutive another process.
timeline >-------------------------------->
main process o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o
\ \ \
sub process o-------o-----------oRequirements
Python3
Quick Example
import bracon
b = bracon.Bracon()
b.add(lambda x: "Hello")
b.add(lambda x: x * 2)
b.add(lambda x: print("print from sub process", x))
print("print from main process")When you run this script, you will get:
print from main process
print from sub process HelloHelloBut if you copy and paste on your python shell one by one, you will get:
print from sub process HelloHello
print from main processSometime main is called fist, sometime sub is called first. That’s why BraCon runs on another process.
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