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How to use do_start_thread method in localstack

Best Python code snippet using localstack_python

serving.py

Source:serving.py

...95        """96        with self._lifecycle_lock:97            if self._started.is_set():98                return False99            self._thread = self.do_start_thread()100            self._started.set()101            return True102    def join(self, timeout=None):103        """104        Waits for the given amount of time until the thread running the server returns. If the server hasn't started105        yet, it first waits for the server to start.106        :params: the time in seconds to wait. If None then wait indefinitely.107        :raises TimeoutError: If the server didn't shut down before the given timeout.108        """109        if not self._started.is_set():110            raise RuntimeError("cannot join server before it is started")111        if not self._started.wait(timeout):112            raise TimeoutError113        try:114            self._thread.result_future.result(timeout)115        except TimeoutError:116            raise117        except Exception:118            # Future.result() will re-raise the exception that was raised in the thread119            return120    def health(self):121        """122        Runs a health check on the server. The default implementation performs is_port_open on the server URL.123        """124        return is_port_open(self.url)125    def do_start_thread(self) -> FuncThread:126        """127        Creates and starts the thread running the server. By default, it calls the do_run method in a FuncThread, but128        can be overridden to if the subclass wants to return its own thread.129        """130        def _run(*_):131            try:132                return self.do_run()133            except StopServer:134                LOG.debug("stopping server %s", self.url)135            finally:136                self._stopped.set()137        return start_thread(_run)138    def do_run(self):139        """...

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