@tls_property
@tls_property is a super-tiny library that will help you write thread-safe classes.
It’s acting like a @cached_property, but value will be cached only for current thread.
Garbage collecting is respected, @tls_property won’t mess up with it.
from some_library import NonThreadsafeSuperClient
from tls_property import tls_property
class SuperClientWrapper:
@tls_property
def nonthreadsafe_client(self) -> NonThreadsafeSuperClient:
return NonThreadsafeSuperClient()Also, value reset supported via @tls_property del ete:
client = SuperClientWrapper()
client.something()
del client.nonthreadsafe_client
client.something()Module works on Python == 2.7 and Python ~= 3.4.
Installation
pip install tls-propertyLicense
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