https://github.com/aio-libs The set of asyncio-based libraries built with high quality
wraptile yeah, the code snippet is absed of save() and load()
wraptile except to memory rather than file
wraptile I'm kinda disappointed that none of python's http libs implement session serialization/deserialization :|
wraptile would be great if the API supported ClientSession().dump() and ClientSession.load(pickle_obj) or something like that.
And yea, that would be good, re the API for in-memory. I also wish it used something more portable like JSON or CBOR instead of pickle.
I wish I had a better recommendation for you, but based on what’s officially available, the only other thing I can think of is if you don’t actually need session-based cookie management, you can store cookies however you want and send down a dict of your own with the cookies= arg to individual requests.
Hello, I have odd issue with typing in aiohttp 3.6.2 (latest). I have this piece of code:
import aiohttp
with aiohttp.MultipartWriter('form-data') as mpwriter:
mpwriter.append_json(
{'a': 5},
headers={'content-disposition': 'form-data;name=value_of_a'})and I have these versions
# python 3.9.0
# aiohttp 3.6.2
# mypy 0.782and I am getting this error from mypy:
append.py:6: error: Argument "headers" to "append_json" of "MultipartWriter" has inco
mpatible type "Dict[str, str]"; expected "Optional[MultiMapping[str]]"
Found 1 error in 1 file (checked 1 source file)Looking at the code of aiohttp, and the documentation examples, I see a mismatch in typing. The documentation uses regular python dict, while the typing in the implementation expects a multidict. I would be ok with passing a multidict instead of dict, but I don't have this dependency and I don't want to add another dependency to my project because of this. Is the documentation wrong or the implementation wrong? Or am I wrong? Thanks!
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asyncio.as_completed if anyone wants to chime in: python/cpython#22491 for bpo-33533
quote_fields of aiohttp.FormData() is not documented. The default escaping behavior makes it troublesome to work with array field (e.g., client_files[0]) since the bracket is escaped. Do you think we should highlight the usage of quote_fields?
Hope this is right channel to ask about aiohttp python 3.7.
I am requesting 5000 API calls through aiohttp, but need to wait until end to get the response of all calls together as it is mentioned in aiohttp.. it does in that way.
So query : Is there any way to read the response of individual API response, once it is done.
async with session.delete("{url}"), headers="") as response:
if response.status != 200:
if response.status != 404:
print("Failed")
else:
self.deleted += 1
"{url}" in the call
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Hello Here!
a bit of topic question, but I still try it here:
in setup.py i neeed the keras-contrib@https://github.com/keras-team/keras-contrib.git as REQUIRES_INSTALL package.
Everyting works fine when installing with pip -r ..., BUT when tha package is built as wheel, then
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement keras-contrib (from superduperpack==0.3.5) (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for keras-contrib (from superduperpack==0.3.5)Help appreciated!
Hey aio-istas, I wanted to share another project that I have been working on which is quite relevant for those using asyncio and need to interact with Databases.
aiopyql - https://github.com/codemation/aiopyql
An asyncio ORM for interacting with databases in a more sql like way using python. Because all queries use JSON serializable data structures, it makes it very appropriate for the API space. This comes native with some more advanced features like caching, schema discovery, and query queuing . Currently supporting sqlite, mysql.. postgres still in the works, I would be very happy to hear what others think of this so far.