parallel-rest-calls 1.0.0

Tools to easily parallelize GET http calls to REST resource endpoints

Parallel REST Calls

The package provides a couple of methods that can be used to make parallel rest calls to retrieve multiple resources from a single REST collection. This packages uses requests package under the hood.

Usage

For retrieving resources by path

parallelize = ParallelCalls(number_of_threads=20)
resource_ids = [2,3,5,8,13]

results = parallelize.path_calls('https://www.sample.com/items', resource_ids)

For retrieving resources by query params

params = [1,2,3]
results = parallelize.path_calls('https://www.sample.com/items', "param_name" params)

The return value is in the following format

[
    {'status_code': 200, 'id': 'id_1', 'result': "result_object_1"},
    {'status_code': 200, 'id': 'id_2', 'result': "result_object_2"}
]

Reporting Bugs

Development and bug tracking is performed on GitHub

Contributing

make init initializes the repo.

make tests runs the tests.

Feel free to raise a PR. Please ensure all tests pass before raising a PR

License

MIT License

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