unazed / henrio

im just playing with making event loops. really an async library

henrio

A small project I've been working on.

Two Parts:

1. An Async Library modeled after others, with lots of inspiration from Curio, Trio, and AsyncIO. It includes many of the same concepts.

   • 3 Types of Loops: Base Loop with no Async-IO; Selector Loop using the Selector Module; and on Windows, the IOCP Loop (Selector is the default)
   • Futures, Tasks, and Conditionals. Wait for a Future to be set, wrap a coroutine, wait for a condition to become true.
   • I/O. Specific operations for avoiding blocking when interacting with raw sockets.
   • File Wrappers: Selector and IOCP Loops provide special wrapped files for interacting with file I/O
   • Queue: A native LIFO/FIFO queue and a Heap Queue; Technically both work with any async lib.
   • Protocols: Selector Only. Modeled after AsyncIO's own protocols, same type of thing but with async callbacks
   • Workers: Using multiprocessing process and thread pools, run sync and async functions in separate threads
   • Loop Methods or Library Functions. Any operation available as a loop method can also be accessed using functions found in the henrio.yields module. These will run the associated operation on the Loop processing the coroutine. Generally only one loop will be running a coroutine.
   • Universals: henrio.universals This is a module containing all classes that can be used between Async libraries. For more information on interoperation see async-recipes

2. The Language. Sometimes the parsing actually works, realistically this isn't meant to be used and was more of an attempt to learn about parsing, specifically Lex-Yacc style interpretation. The language has one primary feature: all functions are run asynchronously, meaning all function definitions are async and have implicit awaits around every call (turning sync funcs into async funcs) and any top level async calls are run using henrio.run. Whats included

   • A custom import hook for importing .hio files from Python. First parsing then loading
   • A specially built "compiler" / pyc generator. An attempt at recreating how Python handles compiled files.
   • Cool other stuff maybe??
   • parser is actually broken rn