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Roadmap

Hi, Every once in a while I come back to this repo because the package looks really promising. But every time it s not ready yet. Would you be able to give a summary of where it s at and what s missing ...
  • Midnighter
  • 2
  • Opened 
    on Nov 6, 2020
  • #19

python-trio/trimeter
Fails to build with pep517.build

altendky@p1:~/repos/trimeter$ venv/bin/python -m pep517.build --binary --out-dir dist/ . Traceback (most recent call last): File /home/altendky/.pyenv/versions/3.8.5/lib/python3.8/runpy.py , line 194, ...
  • altendky
  • Opened 
    on Sep 2, 2020
  • #17

python-trio/trimeter
Should we have any special-case handling for KeyboardInterrupt?

It occurred to me that maybe capture_outcome=True should still allow KeyboardInterrupt to escape? Is this a real problem?
  • njsmith
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #10

python-trio/trimeter
User-defined meters

Right now we only have a small set of built-in meters. It would be nice to allow people to define their own meters, I think. I could be wrong though? I m not actually sure what the use cases for this would ...
  • njsmith
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #9

python-trio/trimeter
Support "keyed meters"

It would be nice if we could say at most 50 tasks fetching URLs at once, and at most 5 of those for any given hostname . So that might look something like: await run_on_each(fetch, urls, max_at_once=50, ...
  • njsmith
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #8

python-trio/trimeter
Multiple iterables?

The builtin map supports multiple iterables: In [1]: list(map(lambda x, y: x + y, [1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6])) Out[1]: [5, 7, 9] (The map in concurrent.futures does too, but multiprocessing.Pool.map ...
  • njsmith
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #7

python-trio/trimeter
Figure out token bucket details

Should there be an initial burst? Or an option to control that? On the one hand, if you assume that we re starting from a blank slate, where everything s been idle infinitely far in the past, then it ...
  • njsmith
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #6

python-trio/trimeter
Should we provide an ordered=True option?

Right now, the incremental result reporting always reports results as they re ready, so the order of the output doesn t necessarily match the order of the input. (Except for run_all, since it s not incremental ...
  • njsmith
  • 2
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #5

python-trio/trimeter
Can we give tasks meaningful names for debugging?

Right now they re all named worker, which is pretty useless. In run_on_each, we could easily name them like f {async_fn.__name__} #{index} , which seems reasonable. But that wouldn t help run_all, where ...
  • njsmith
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #4

python-trio/trimeter
Which functions should we expose, and what should they be called?

In my initial draft, I have 3 functions: - run_on_each: concurrent map, with results optionally directed to a SendChannel, no return value - amap: concurrent map, async with calling convention, with ...
  • njsmith
  • 2
  • Opened 
    on Oct 7, 2018
  • #3
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