# Shows how the TasksGroup is used with functions with arguments.
# (see tgroups1.py)
from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor
from futuro import TasksGroup
import time
tasks = TasksGroup()
def f(number, sleep_time):
time.sleep(sleep_time)
print(time.time(), number)
f1 = tasks.add()(lambda: f(1, .4))
f2 = tasks.add(f1)(lambda: f(2, 4))
f3 = tasks.add(f1)(lambda: f(3, .4))
f4 = tasks.add(f2, f3)(lambda: f(4, .4))
with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=2) as executor:
tasks.run(executor)
#!/usr/bin/env python
# Shows how the TasksGroup is used.
import time
# Import TasksGroup and create an instance
from futuro import TasksGroup
tasks = TasksGroup()
# Functions are added to the group using the `add` decorator.
@tasks.add()
def f1():
time.sleep(.4)
print(time.time(), 1)
# Dependencies are indicated in the arguments
@tasks.add(f1)
def f2():
time.sleep(4)
print(time.time(), 2)
@tasks.add(f1)
def f3():
time.sleep(.4)
print(time.time(), 3)
# Multiple dependencies can be specified
