task-runner
taskrunner runs your methods until they stop failing.
Motivation
taskrunner is a crude way to force your methods to complete. This is particularly useful when functions can be expected to throw exceptions but shouldn’t stop execution. Effectively, taskrunner catches all exceptions and makes sure that the result is not in a list of excluded return values.
Installation
taskrunner is available via pip:
$ pip install taskrunner
Usage
from taskrunner import TaskRunner
def some_function_that_may_throw(some_argument, another_argument):
# Do something
task_runner = TaskRunner()
result = task_runner.run_until_complete(target=some_function_that_may_throw, args=('123','456'))
print(result) # Hopefully something useful1 maintainer
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