miniasync
miniasync is a small library build on top of asyncio to faciliate running small portions of asynchronous code in an otherwise synchronous application.
A typical use case is an application which is build as a synchronous application, but at some point needs to make an http request to two different web services and await the results before continuing. In synchronous Python you’d have to do each request in turn - miniasync makes it easier to run both requests in parallel without having to write asyncio boilerplate code.
Example:
import aiofiles
import miniasync
async def get_file_content(filename):
async with aiofiles.open(filename, mode='r') as f:
return await f.read()
results = miniasync.run(
get_file_content('file1.txt'),
get_file_content('file2.txt'),
)
assert results == [
'<the content of file1.txt>',
'<the content of file2.txt>'
]
See the documentation on readthedocs for more examples and API.
License
Copyright © 2018, Alice Heaton. Released under the LGPL 3 License
Changes
V0.1.2
Documentation fixes
V0.1.1
Documentation improvements
V0.1.0
Initial implementation: miniasync.run and miniasync.loop
Release files for miniasync 0.1.2
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