asyncutils: makes async straightforward and enjoyable

PyPI package name: asyncutils

asyncutils is a Python library which, as the name suggests, contains helpful routines and types for asynchronous programming applications, organized under various submodules. It offers a simple and intuitive API and a colorful command line interface.

Contents

• Installation
  • Extras
• Configuration
  • Environment Variables
  • Arguments to Python that are considered
  • Basic Customization
  • Contextual “Constants”
• Audit events table
• Logging
• CLI Usage
• Usage Examples
• Top level
  • __version__
  • __hexversion__
  • console_preloaded_submodules
  • preloaded_submodules
  • submodules_map
  • time_since_boot()
• API Reference
  • asyncutils
    • Submodules
      • asyncutils.__main__
      • asyncutils._internal
      • asyncutils.altlocks
      • asyncutils.base
      • asyncutils.buckets
      • asyncutils.channels
      • asyncutils.cli
      • asyncutils.compete
      • asyncutils.config
      • asyncutils.console
      • asyncutils.constants
      • asyncutils.context
      • asyncutils.events
      • asyncutils.exceptions
      • asyncutils.func
      • asyncutils.futures
      • asyncutils.io
      • asyncutils.iterclasses
      • asyncutils.iters
      • asyncutils.locks
      • asyncutils.locksmiths
      • asyncutils.misc
      • asyncutils.mixins
      • asyncutils.networking
      • asyncutils.pools
      • asyncutils.processors
      • asyncutils.properties
      • asyncutils.queues
      • asyncutils.rwlocks
      • asyncutils.signals
      • asyncutils.tools
      • asyncutils.util
      • asyncutils.version
• Glossary

Development

• Contributing
  • Pull Request Process
  • Notes
• AI Usage Policy
  • Our Rule
  • Getting Help
  • Guidelines for Using AI Tools
    • Example disclosure
  • What AI Tools Can Do
  • What AI Tools Cannot Do
  • Why do we have this policy?
  • Questions?
  • Disclosure
• Development Chores
  • Bumping the version
  • Adding a new submodule
  • Adding a new configuration option
  • Adding a new contextual constant
  • Updating config.pyi
  • Adding a documentation page
  • Changing help messages for command-line arguments
  • Modifying the Makefile
  • Adding tests
• Using the Makefile
• Benchmarks
  • Environment
  • Baseline: asyncio
  • asyncutils

Note

This project is being actively developed and maintained. It currently only supports CPython 3.12 or above.

Changed in version 0.9.3: Added the documentation downloads to the links section in the sidebar.

Changed in version 0.9.3: Copied more pages from the root to the sidebar for easier navigation.

Changed in version 0.9.2: Started releasing documentation in PDF and zipped HTML formats.

Removed in version 0.9.0: 0.8.x versions reached end-of-life.

Changed in version 0.8.18: Completed the backport of the project to Python 3.12 and Python 3.13.

Note

The format of this page was inspired by pytest.