blatann.waitables.waitable module
- class blatann.waitables.waitable.Waitable(n_args=1)
Bases:
Generic[T]Base class for an object which can be waited on for an operation to complete. This is a similar concept to
concurrent.futures.Futurewhere asynchronous operations can block the current thread, or register a handler to be called when it completes.- wait(timeout=None, exception_on_timeout=True)
Waits for the asynchronous operation to complete
Warning
If this call times out, it cannot be (successfully) called again as it will clean up all event handlers for the waitable. This is done to remove lingering references to the waitable object through event subscriptions
- async as_async(timeout=None, exception_on_timeout=True, loop=None)
Waits for the asynchronous operation to complete that can be ``await``ed in async methods.
Warning
This method is experimental!
- Parameters:
timeout (
Optional[float]) – How long to wait, orNoneto wait indefinitelyexception_on_timeout – Flag to either throw an exception on timeout, or instead return
Noneobject(s)loop (
Optional[AbstractEventLoop]) – Optional asyncio event loop to use instead of the default one returned byasyncio.get_event_loop()
- Return type:
- Returns:
The result of the asynchronous operation
- Raises:
TimeoutError
- then(callback)
Registers a function callback that will be called when the asynchronous operation completes
Note
Only a single callback is supported– subsequent calls to this method will overwrite previous callbacks
- class blatann.waitables.waitable.GenericWaitable(n_args=1)
Bases:
Waitable[T]Simple wrapper of a Waitable object which exposes a
notifymethod so external objects can signal/trigger the waitable’s response- notify(*results)
- class blatann.waitables.waitable.EmptyWaitable(*args)
Bases:
Waitable[T]Waitable class which will immediately return the args provided when waited on or when a callback function is registered
- wait(timeout=None, exception_on_timeout=True)
Waits for the asynchronous operation to complete
Warning
If this call times out, it cannot be (successfully) called again as it will clean up all event handlers for the waitable. This is done to remove lingering references to the waitable object through event subscriptions
- then(callback)
Registers a function callback that will be called when the asynchronous operation completes
Note
Only a single callback is supported– subsequent calls to this method will overwrite previous callbacks