freactor 1.0.1

lightweight flow-control framework (sync + async support)

Freactor

Freactor is a lightweight flow-control framework for Python. It provides a simple way to define task pipelines using reducers and step transitions, supporting both synchronous and asynchronous (asyncio) execution.

Features

Task orchestration with clear step transitions (SUCCESS, FAILURE, RETRY, ABORT).

Reducer decorators with automatic retry/delay logic.

Async support: AsyncFreactor + async_freducer for coroutine-based workflows.

Logging with task IDs for easy observability.

High performance:

~20–35k async tasks/sec per process (I/O bound).

Supports 1M+ reducer steps per process in a single event loop.

Minimal dependencies, works with Python 3.8+.

Installation

pip install freactor

Or install in development mode:

git clone https://github.com/Pro-YY/freactor.git
cd freactor
pip install -e .

Quick Start

1. Define Reducers

import asyncio
import logging
from freactor import StatusCode, async_freducer

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

SUCCESS = StatusCode.SUCCESS

@async_freducer(retry=3, delay=1)
async def step1(data):
    log.info(f"[task {data['_task_id']}] step1 running...")
    await asyncio.sleep(1)  # simulate async workload
    return SUCCESS, {"step1": True}, "done"

2. Configure Task Flow

TASK_CONFIG = {
    "example_task": {
        "init_step": ("example_reducers", "step1"),
        "table": {
            ("example_reducers", "step1"): {SUCCESS: None}
        },
    }
}

3. Run Tasks with AsyncFreactor

import asyncio
from freactor import AsyncFreactor

async def main():
    f = AsyncFreactor(
        {"task_config": TASK_CONFIG, "import_reducer_prefix": "example_reducers."},
        num_actors=8,
    )
    await f.run_task("example_task", {"param": "demo"})
    await f.run_forever()

asyncio.run(main())

Benchmarks

AsyncFreactor:

100k tasks in ~4.3s (≈22k tasks/s).

1M tasks in ~45s on a 10-core machine.

Multiprocessing scaling: Combine multiple processes (each with its own actors) or connect pods via Redis Streams / RabbitMQ for horizontal scalability.

License

[MIT] This project is licensed under the MIT License.