ProTimer 0.1.0

blocker to block programs until an event happens

ProTimer

blocker to block programs until an event happens

installation

Run the following to install:

pip install ProTimer

or

python -m pip install ProTimer

if that didn't work, try replacing pip with pip3. need help? my discord: lab

two test programs

Warning the two programs may not start at the exact time

import time
from ProTimer import timer
from ProTimer import system
timer = timer(10)
# this must be in one of the programs
timer.start() # start a timer
system.sleep() # block the program for timer(s)
for i in range(10):
	time.sleep(1)
	print(i,flush=True)

Warning don't put timer Object in two programs at the same time

import time
from ProTimer import system
system.sleep() # timer(10s) blocking
for i in range(10):
	time.sleep(1)
	print(i,flush=True)

Note you must start the programs at the same time or start at close time

system class

sleep

wait until a time ends

system.sleep()

is_running

if a process is running or not
"""
return a booling
if is running return True
else is not running return False
"""
# pids can be None
system.is_running(process.name,process.pids)

run_until

wait until the process is finish

# pids is None by default
system.run_until(process.name,process.pids)

run_until_completed

wait until the process is finish with timeout

# pids is None by default
# timeout is by (default is 10)
system.run_until_completed(process.name,process.pids,timeout=timeout)

timerquit

if the function took too long it raise KeyboardInterrupt

exit_after

@timerquit.exit_after(9)
def foo(bar):
    print ('hello {0}'.format(bar))
    time.sleep(10)
    return ("foo")
try:
	print(foo(bar="hello"))
except KeyboardInterrupt:
	pass

Change Log

0.1.0 (2022/07/7)

• First Release