commonthread - Common Threading Library
- What code looks like:
from commonthread import *
import datetime
import time
lg = CommonThreadLogger()
lg.setup_basic(format='%(threadName)s ==> %(message)s')
# source https://techacademy.jp/magazine/28155
def factorial_worker(th: WorkerThread, n: int):
if n <= 1:
return 1
else:
return n*factorial_worker(th, n-1)
# source https://techacademy.jp/magazine/28155
def fibonacci_worker(th: WorkerThread, n: int):
if n <= 2:
return 1
else:
return fibonacci_worker(th, n - 2) + fibonacci_worker(th, n - 1)
# source https://techacademy.jp/magazine/28155
class FibonacciThread(CommonThread):
def entry(self, n: int):
if n <= 2:
return 1
else:
return self.entry(n - 2) + self.entry(n - 1)
def worker1(th: WorkerThread, *args, **kwargs):
lg.debug('start')
lg.debug(args)
lg.debug(kwargs)
th.params["abc"] = 1.23
time.sleep(2)
lg.debug('end')
return 1234
def worker3(th: WorkerThread, *args):
lg.debug('start')
lg.debug(args)
th.add_argument('operation', choices=['install', 'uninstall', 'update'], help='type of operation')
th.add_argument('x')
th.add_argument('y')
th.add_argument('-z', required=True)
th.add_argument('-w', action='store_true')
th.add_argument('rest', nargs='*', help='file or directory')
th.params = th.parse_args()
lg.debug('params={}'.format(th.params))
time.sleep(2)
lg.debug('end')
class MyThread(CommonThread):
def entry(self, *args, required=False):
lg.debug('Starting Thread named {}, args={}, required={}'.format(self.name, args, required))
for i in args:
lg.debug(i)
time.sleep(5)
lg.debug('end')
class ParserThread(CommonThread):
def entry(self, *args):
self.add_argument('x', type=float)
self.add_argument('y')
params = self.parse_args()
lg.debug('params={}'.format(params))
result = 0
while True:
inputs = self.inputs_available()
if inputs:
lg.debug(inputs)
for i in inputs:
lg.debug(i)
if i is None:
return result
else:
result += i
lg.debug('starting')
tfac = WorkerThread(factorial_worker, 6)
tfac.name = 'tfac'
tfac.start()
CommonThread.join_all()
lg.debug('tfac.result={}'.format(tfac.result))
tfib = WorkerThread(fibonacci_worker, 36)
tfib.name = 'tfib'
tfib.start()
CommonThread.join_all()
lg.debug('tfib.result={}'.format(tfib.result))
lg.debug('tfib.elapsed={}'.format(tfib.elapsed))
tfib2 = FibonacciThread(36)
tfib2.name = 'tfib2'
tfib2.start()
CommonThread.join_all()
lg.debug('tfib2.result={}'.format(tfib2.result))
lg.debug('tfib2.elapsed={}'.format(tfib2.elapsed))
t0 = MyThread('ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE', required=True)
t0.name = 't0@MyThread'
t0.start()
t1 = WorkerThread(worker1, 123, 'abc', 4.56, kw1=1, kw2='abcxyz')
t1.name = "t1@worker1"
t1.start()
t2 = ParserThread(123, datetime.datetime(2017, 9, 1, 12, 12))
t2.name = 't2@ParserThread'
t2.start()
t3 = WorkerThread(worker3, 'install', '-z', 78.654321, 'abc', 'XYZ', 123, 456)
t3.name = "t3@worker3"
t3.start()
lg.debug('started')
for i in range(10):
time.sleep(0.1)
lg.debug(i)
t2.send(i)
t2.send(None)
print(CommonThread.are_alive())
CommonThread.join_all(type=WorkerThread)
print(CommonThread.are_alive())
print(CommonThread.are_alive(type=WorkerThread))
print(CommonThread.list_alive())
lg.debug('t1.result={}'.format(t1.result))
lg.debug('t2.result={}'.format(t2.result))
CommonThread.join_all()
lg.debug('t1.result={}'.format(t1.result))
lg.debug('t2.result={}'.format(t2.result))
lg.debug(tfac, True)
lg.debug(tfib, True)
lg.debug(tfib2, True)
lg.debug(t0, True)
lg.debug(t1, True)
lg.debug(t2, True)
lg.debug(t3, True)
print(CommonThread.are_alive())
print(CommonThread.list_alive())
- Output:
C:\root\commonthread\venv\Scripts\python.exe C:/root/commonthread/demo.py
MainThread ==> starting
MainThread ==> tfac.result=720
MainThread ==> tfib.result=14930352
MainThread ==> tfib.elapsed=3.5754685401916504
MainThread ==> tfib2.result=14930352
MainThread ==> tfib2.elapsed=4.035240411758423
t0@MyThread ==> Starting Thread named t0@MyThread, args=('ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE'), required=True
t0@MyThread ==> ONE
t0@MyThread ==> TWO
t0@MyThread ==> THREE
t1@worker1 ==> start
t1@worker1 ==> (123, 'abc', 4.56)
t1@worker1 ==> {'kw1': 1, 'kw2': 'abcxyz'}
t2@ParserThread ==> params={'x': 123.0, 'y': '2017-09-01 12:12:00'}
t3@worker3 ==> start
t3@worker3 ==> ('install', '-z', 78.654321, 'abc', 'XYZ', 123, 456)
t3@worker3 ==> params={'operation': 'install', 'x': 'abc', 'y': 'XYZ', 'z': '78.654321', 'w': False, 'rest': ['123', '456']}
MainThread ==> started
MainThread ==> 0
t2@ParserThread ==> [0]
t2@ParserThread ==> 0
MainThread ==> 1
t2@ParserThread ==> [1]
t2@ParserThread ==> 1
MainThread ==> 2
t2@ParserThread ==> [2]
t2@ParserThread ==> 2
MainThread ==> 3
t2@ParserThread ==> [3]
t2@ParserThread ==> 3
MainThread ==> 4
t2@ParserThread ==> [4]
t2@ParserThread ==> 4
MainThread ==> 5
t2@ParserThread ==> [5]
t2@ParserThread ==> 5
MainThread ==> 6
t2@ParserThread ==> [6]
t2@ParserThread ==> 6
MainThread ==> 7
t2@ParserThread ==> [7]
t2@ParserThread ==> 7
MainThread ==> 8
t2@ParserThread ==> [8]
t2@ParserThread ==> 8
MainThread ==> 9
t2@ParserThread ==> [9, None]
t2@ParserThread ==> 9
t2@ParserThread ==> None
True
t1@worker1 ==> end
t3@worker3 ==> end
MainThread ==> t1.result=1234
MainThread ==> t2.result=45
True
False
[MyThread(name=t0@MyThread, result=None, elapsed=0.0, args=['ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE'], kwargs={'required': True}, params={})]
False
[]
t0@MyThread ==> end
MainThread ==> t1.result=1234
MainThread ==> t2.result=45
MainThread ==> { 'type': 'WorkerThread',
'name': 'tfac',
'result': 720,
'elapsed': 0.0,
'args': [6],
'kwargs': {},
'params': {}}
MainThread ==> { 'type': 'WorkerThread',
'name': 'tfib',
'result': 14930352,
'elapsed': 3.5754685401916504,
'args': [36],
'kwargs': {},
'params': {}}
MainThread ==> { 'type': 'FibonacciThread',
'name': 'tfib2',
'result': 14930352,
'elapsed': 4.035240411758423,
'args': [36],
'kwargs': {},
'params': {}}
MainThread ==> { 'type': 'MyThread',
'name': 't0@MyThread',
'result': None,
'elapsed': 5.006505966186523,
'args': ['ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE'],
'kwargs': {'required': True},
'params': {}}
MainThread ==> { 'type': 'WorkerThread',
'name': 't1@worker1',
'result': 1234,
'elapsed': 2.006732702255249,
'args': [123, 'abc', 4.56],
'kwargs': {'kw1': 1, 'kw2': 'abcxyz'},
'params': {'abc': 1.23}}
MainThread ==> { 'type': 'ParserThread',
'name': 't2@ParserThread',
'result': 45,
'elapsed': 1.3843653202056885,
'args': [123, datetime.datetime(2017, 9, 1, 12, 12)],
'kwargs': {},
'params': {'x': 123.0, 'y': '2017-09-01 12:12:00'}}
MainThread ==> { 'type': 'WorkerThread',
'name': 't3@worker3',
'result': None,
'elapsed': 2.008695125579834,
'args': ['install', '-z', 78.654321, 'abc', 'XYZ', 123, 456],
'kwargs': {},
'params': { 'operation': 'install',
'x': 'abc',
'y': 'XYZ',
'z': '78.654321',
'w': False,
'rest': ['123', '456']}}
Process finished with exit code 0
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