Structured Concurrency visualizer for trio
Project description
trio-vis
trio-vis
is a plugin for visualizing the scope history of your Trio project.
How to use
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Install
trio-vis
viapip install trio-vis
(trio-vis-pip) -
In your source code, register
SC_Monitor()
as an Instrument while runningtrio
from trio_vis import SC_Monitor trio.run(my_main_funciton, instruments=[SC_Monitor()])
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After your program finished(or exited), the scope history would be stored in
./sc-logs.json
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Upload your log file to sc-visualizer, this is a twin project which focuses on visualization work.
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See your visualization result and help us improve.
Configuration
Import VisConfig
from trio_vis
, and provide it as an argument while making your SC_Monitor
object.
from trio_vis import SC_Monitor, VisConfig
cfg = VisConfig(print_task_tree=True)
trio.run(my_main_funciton, instruments=[SC_Monitor(config=cfg)])
What does it do
trio-vis
utilize the Instrument API to monitor the lifetime of scopes (Task
,Nursery
).
Since the Instrument API doesn't provide callbacks for Nursery
, we make inferences on our own.
Why visualize
Derived from curio, trio combines the idea of Structured Concurrency with existing single-threaded event-driven architecture. Which does make concurrent programs more manageable.
To make trio comparable with curio, contributors of trio also want to mimic the feature of curio-monitor to monitor the current system running state. This idea could be traced back to trio-issue-413.
Since then, projects have been developed (shown below).
However, trio is not curio, at least lifetimes of scopes are structured by nature. I argue that by utilizing the feature of Structured Concurrency, we could visualize programs better. Developers could easily conceptualize their program, and bring their developing experience to the next level.
Previous work
- python-trio/trio-monitor: officail project developed under trio, however it use the old InstruementAPI
- syncrypt/trio-inspector: is a webmonitor to visualize the current state of the program
- Tronic/trio-web-monitor: a experiment to unified all previous work, developed by Tronic
- oremanj/trio-monitor
Future plan
This project is in an early developing stage. Stay tuned for future update.
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