py-threadpool
Thread pool library for Humans.
Installation
Using pip
pip install SimplePool
or to get the source via pip, use
pip install -e git+https://github.com/srirams6/py-threadpool.git#egg=SimplePool
From source
Clone from Github.
Execute python setup.py install
Usage
Basic usage is shown here.
import SimplePool
# Function to be executed.
def printer(x, y, testx=None, testy=None):
print x, y, testx, testy
print "Done"
t = SimplePool.ThreadPool()
# Adding the same function 100 times
for i in range(100):
args = ('formalx', 'formaly')
kwargs = {'testx': 'keywordx', 'testy': 'keywordy'}
j = SimplePool.ThreadJob(printer, args, kwargs) # Create a thread_job object.
t.add_job(j)
t.start()
t.finish()Contribute
If you want to add features, or improve anything feel free to send a pull request. If you have any issues, open an issue.
Todo
Putting results in result_q and handling the results
Handling exceptions in the function call
2 maintainers
Metadata
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