Timeout wrapper
Timeout decorator with defaults and exceptions.
Documentation
Usage of this decorator is really simple - to set the timeout, just add @timeout(time) decorator to your function definition:
@timeout(3) # 3 seconds
def myfunc(..):
..
If the myfunc() call timeouts, TimeoutException is raised.
Optionally, you can also set your own message for exception:
@timeout(3, exception_message="Oh noez")
def myfunc(..):
..
or use default value, instead of exception:
@timeout(3, False):
def myfunc(..):
..
Thats all.
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0.1.0
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