Jega
Jega is a concurrent networking and cooperative multitasking library for Python3.
Features:
Fast event loop based on picoev.
Lightweight task based on greenlet and fast scheduler.
Cooperative synchronization primitives: locks, events, queues, channels
Futures API (almost) compatible with the standard library
DNS queries performed through c-ares or a threadpool.
Cooperative versions of several standard library modules
Ability to use standard library and 3rd party modules written for standard blocking sockets
Jega is inspired by gevent and evergreen and PEP3156.
Requirements
Jega requires Python 3.x >= 3.2 . and greenlet >= 0.4.0.
Jega supports Linux, FreeBSD (Mac OS X not test).
Installation
Install from pypi:
$ easy_install -ZU jega
If you install Jega with lastest source code, run setup.py:
$ python setup.py develop $ python setup.py install
Running tests
Jega use py.test.
From the toplevel directory, run: py.test tests/
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