📦 QUEUE
USAGE
Installation
pip install queus
Usage example
import asyncio
from Queue.functions import Queue
from Queue.functions import Queues
queue = Queue(workers=1)
async def runtask():
print("Processing....")
await asyncio.sleep(10)
async def main():
tasks = ["Task01", "Task02"]
for task in tasks:
await queue.add(task)
await queue.queue(task)
await runtask()
"""
await queue.remove(task)
OR
await Queue.remove(task)
"""
asyncio.run(main())
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