deasync provides a decorator called deasync for Python 3.5 (or higher) to make async functions synchronous in places where only synchronous functions are expected, for example in unittest.TestCase:
from asyncio import sleep
from unittest import TestCase
from deasync import deasync
async def function42():
await sleep(0.001)
return 42
class TestFunction42(TestCase):
@deasync
async def test_function42(self):
result = await function42()
self.assertEquals(42, result)1 maintainer
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