pygics
Python Gevent Interface for Corresponding Service
Gevent which is event-based processing is good for using CPU performance with efficient. But it have to make code optimization and use specific APIs for your code. For solving issue under legacy code, Gevent supply monkey patching however it make to odd penomenons. So Pygics is made of wrapping Gevent for unified platform which is used corresponding service.
Now, pygics is used following
- Concurrency Tasking
- RestAPI Wrapper
- Micro Service
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Install
1.1 From PIP $ pip install pygics
1.2 From GIT $ python setup.py build $ python setup.py install
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Example
Look samples in sample directory
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