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How to use launch_async method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

BaseClass.py

...62            if self.data == {}:63                continue64            self.data += self.get_league(league)65        return self.data66    async def launch_async(self):67        self.session = self._async_session.ClientSession(connector_owner=False)68        async with self.session.get(self._url):69            self.launched = True70    async def async_get_league(self, league: Betid = Betid.PREMIERLEAGUE, async_session: aiohttp.ClientSession = None):71        """72        Provides access to available league level odds for unplayed matches73        Returns:74            [type]: [description]75        """76        if not self.launched:77            await self.launch_async()78        if not async_session:79            async_session = self.session80        async with async_session as session:81            try:82                async with session.get(url=league.to_endpoint(self.site)) as resp:83                    return self.normalizer(await resp.json())84                # print(res.status_code)85                # self.data = jsonpaths.bet9ja_validator(self.rawdata)86            except Exception as e:87                print(e)88                return {}89    async def async_get_all(self):90        """91        provides odds for all 1x2 and doublechance markets for all implemented leagues92        Returns:93            Sequence[Mapping[str, str]]: A lis94        """95        if not self.launched:96            await self.launch_async()97            self.launched = True98        work = await asyncio.gather(*[self.async_get_league(league) for league in Betid])99        # test = [league for league in work if league != {}]100        data = []101        for league in work:102            if league == {}:103                continue104            data += league...

workflow.py

Source: workflow.py

...65	)66async def set_property(db, workflow, key, value):67	workflow[key] = value68	await db.workflow_update(workflow['_id'], workflow)69async def launch_async(db, workflow, resume):70	# re-initialize database backend71	db.initialize()72	# start workflow73	work_dir = os.path.join(env.WORKFLOWS_DIR, workflow['_id'])74	proc = run_workflow(workflow, work_dir, resume)75	proc_pid = proc.pid76	print('%d: saving workflow pid...' % (proc_pid))77	# save workflow pid78	await set_property(db, workflow, 'pid', proc.pid)79	print('%d: waiting for workflow to finish...' % (proc_pid))80	# wait for workflow to complete81	if proc.wait() == 0:82		print('%d: workflow completed' % (proc_pid))83		await set_property(db, workflow, 'status', 'completed')84	else:85		print('%d: workflow failed' % (proc_pid))86		await set_property(db, workflow, 'status', 'failed')87		return88	print('%d: saving output data...' % (proc_pid))89	# save output data90	output_dir = os.path.join(env.WORKFLOWS_DIR, workflow['_id'], workflow['output_dir'])91	proc = save_output(workflow, output_dir)92	proc_out, _ = proc.communicate()93	print(proc_out.decode('utf-8'))94	if proc.wait() == 0:95		print('%d: save output data completed' % (proc_pid))96	else:97		print('%d: save output data failed' % (proc_pid))98def launch(db, workflow, resume):99	asyncio.run(launch_async(db, workflow, resume))100def cancel(workflow):101	# terminate child process102	if workflow['pid'] != -1:103		try:104			os.kill(workflow['pid'], signal.SIGINT)105		except ProcessLookupError:106			pass107	# delete pods if relevant108	if env.NXF_EXECUTOR == 'k8s':109		proc = subprocess.Popen(110			['scripts/kube-cancel.sh', get_run_name(workflow)],111			stdout=subprocess.PIPE,112			stderr=subprocess.STDOUT113		)...

stupid.py

Source: stupid.py

...8    print "Hello world!"9def bye():10    print "Good bye cruel world..."11@async12def launch_async(arg):13    sleep(random.randint(2, 10))14    print "Hola %s" % arg15@serial16def pfinish():17    print "Finished!"18def main(*args):19    # next two in serial20    hello()21    bye()22    # next in parallel23    for x in args:24        launch_async(x)...

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