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Multiprocessing executor function wrapper

@multiprocessing_executor()

It wraps a function and has the following arguments:

  • args:tuple -> A tuple containing the arguments to the wrapped function.
  • name:str -> Your custom name for the process that is going to run this function.
  • kwargs -> The function's key word arguments.
  • daemon:bool -> Whether the process that is going to run this function is a daemon one or not.

returns a multiprocessing.Process object.

Examples:

  • Basic args and kwargs usage
import time
from combustive import multiprocessing_executor

@multiprocessing_executor(args=("acidicly",))
def test(username: str):
    print(f"Hi {username}")

@multiprocessing_executor(username="acidicly") 
def test2(username:str): 
    print(f"Hi {username}")
    
test.start()
test2.start()
time.sleep(1)

will print

Hi acidicly
Hi acidicly

and since it returns the multiprocessing.Process instance you can access its methods and attributes directly.