To test a man-in-the-middle tcp proxy I have coded an echo tcp server and a tcp client. After each one of the tests I want the proxy and the server to go down, to make sure each test starts on a clean environment, so I have coded: Now, the problem is: unless I add in the method tearDown the last
Tag: coroutine
“This event loop is already running” and other problems when integrating aiohttp examples in my own application
I read a lot of the aiohttp related blogs and examples. I think I understand them but when I try to integrate that “knowledge” into the structure of my own application there are some problems. Below is a minimal (not) working example representing this structure. I assume I have a grounded misunderstanding of how the structure of such a program
Run a Child Coroutine without Blocking Parent Coroutine
I’m running a Loop to listening information from some API. When I get any response from the API, I want to call a child coroutine that will sleep for few seconds, then process the Information and send it to my Telegram Account, this child coroutine can’t be non-async. I want to keep listening to the API, without blocking for processing
Non-blocking launching of concurrent coroutines in Python
I want to execute tasks asynchronously and concurrently. If task1 is running when task2 arrives, task2 is started right away, without waiting for task2 to complete. Also, I would like to avoid callbacks with the help of coroutines. Here’s a concurrent solution with callbacks: Its output: And here’s my effort to get rid of callbacks: Output: In this case initial