def subpool_imap(pool_size, func, iterable, flatten=False, unordered=False, buffer_size=None):
""" Generator version of subpool_map. Should be used with unordered=True for optimal performance """
if not pool_size:
for args in iterable:
yield func(*args)
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception, exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
log.error("Error in subpool: %s \n%s" % (exc, trace))
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def subpool_map(pool_size, func, iterable):
""" Starts a Gevent pool and run a map. Takes care of setting current_job and cleaning up. """
if not pool_size:
return [func(*args) for args in iterable]
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception, exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
log.error("Error in subpool: %s \n%s" % (exc, trace))
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def subpool_map(pool_size, func, iterable):
""" Starts a Gevent pool and run a map. Takes care of setting current_job and cleaning up. """
if not pool_size:
return [func(*args) for args in iterable]
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception, exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
log.error("Error in subpool: %s \n%s" % (exc, trace))
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def subpool_imap(pool_size,
func,
iterable,
flatten=False,
unordered=False,
buffer_size=None):
""" Generator version of subpool_map. Should be used with unordered=True for optimal performance """
if not pool_size:
for args in iterable:
yield func(*args)
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception, exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
log.error("Error in subpool: %s \n%s" % (exc, trace))
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def subpool_map(pool_size, func, iterable):
""" Starts a Gevent pool and run a map. Takes care of setting current_job and cleaning up. """
if not pool_size:
return [func(*args) for args in iterable]
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
ret = func(*args)
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
start_time = time.time()
pool = gevent.pool.Pool(size=pool_size)
ret = pool.map(inner_func, iterable)
pool.join(raise_error=True)
total_time = time.time() - start_time
log.debug("SubPool ran %s greenlets in %0.6fs" % (counter, total_time))
return ret
def subpool_map(pool_size, func, iterable):
""" Starts a Gevent pool and run a map. Takes care of setting current_job and cleaning up. """
if not pool_size:
return [func(*args) for args in iterable]
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
ret = func(*args)
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
start_time = time.time()
pool = gevent.pool.Pool(size=pool_size)
ret = pool.map(inner_func, iterable)
pool.join(raise_error=True)
total_time = time.time() - start_time
log.debug("SubPool ran %s greenlets in %0.6fs" % (counter, total_time))
return ret
def subpool_map(pool_size, func, iterable):
""" Starts a Gevent pool and run a map. Takes care of setting current_job and cleaning up. """
from .context import get_current_job, set_current_job, log
if not pool_size:
return [func(*args) for args in iterable]
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception as exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
exc.subpool_traceback = trace
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def inner_iterable():
""" This will be called inside the pool's main greenlet, which ID also needs to be registered """
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
for x in iterable:
yield x
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
start_time = time.time()
pool = gevent.pool.Pool(size=pool_size)
ret = pool.map(inner_func, inner_iterable())
pool.join(raise_error=True)
total_time = time.time() - start_time
log.debug("SubPool ran %s greenlets in %0.6fs" % (counter, total_time))
return ret
def subpool_map(pool_size, func, iterable):
""" Starts a Gevent pool and run a map. Takes care of setting current_job and cleaning up. """
if not pool_size:
return [func(*args) for args in iterable]
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception as exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
log.error("Error in subpool: %s \n%s" % (exc, trace))
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def inner_iterable():
""" This will be called inside the pool's main greenlet, which ID also needs to be registered """
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
for x in iterable:
yield x
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
start_time = time.time()
pool = gevent.pool.Pool(size=pool_size)
ret = pool.map(inner_func, inner_iterable())
pool.join(raise_error=True)
total_time = time.time() - start_time
log.debug("SubPool ran %s greenlets in %0.6fs" % (counter, total_time))
return ret
def __init__(self, reader: Callable[[], Awaitable[bytes]], writer: Callable[[bytes], Awaitable[int]]):
self._read: Callable[[], Awaitable[bytes]] = reader
self._write: Callable[[bytes], Awaitable[int]] = writer
self._receive_message_responses_task: Optional[Task] = None
self._handle_incoming_bytes_task: Optional[Task] = None
self._handle_outgoing_bytes_task: Optional[Task] = None
# Data structures for handling incoming and outgoing messages.
self._incoming_messages_queue = AsyncioQueue()
self._outgoing_messages_queue = AsyncioQueue()
self.call_id_iterator: Iterator[int] = itertools_count(start=1)
self._outstanding_message_call_id_to_future: Dict[int, Future] = {}
class User:
__table = [
{
"id": "1",
'username': '******',
"first_name": "omid",
"last_name": "esmaeili",
"password": "******",
'role': EnumRole.ADMIN
},
]
__id = itertools_count(2)
@classmethod
def get_all_users(cls) -> list:
return cls.__table
@classmethod
def get_user(cls, username: str = None) -> dict:
for user in User.get_all_users():
if user.get("username") == username:
return user
return {}
@classmethod
def save(cls,
username: str = None,
first_name: str = None,
last_name: str = None,
password: str = None,
role: str = None) -> bool:
cls.__table.append(
dict(id=str(next(cls.__id)),
uesrname=username,
first_name=first_name,
last_name=last_name,
password=password,
role=role))
return True
@classmethod
def exists_with_username(cls, username: str = None) -> bool:
for user in User.get_all_users():
if user.get("username") == username:
return True
return False
def opener(filename, mode, **kwargs):
"""Generic file or file family opener.
Parameters
----------
filename : str
Name of file to open. See notes below for family conventions.
mode : str
One of 'r' (default, read-only), 'r+' (read-write, must exist),
'a' (read-write, create if does not exist), 'w' (create, clobber if
exists), 'w-' (create, fail if exists).
**kwargs
Other keywords. This opener consumes one item from kwargs:
nextaddr_mode : int
Affects setting of nextaddr for families opened with 'a' or 'r+'
mode. 0 (default) sets nextaddr to the end of the final existing file,
1 sets nextaddr to 0 (beginning of first file), and 2 sets nextaddr
to the beginning of the next file after all existing files.
Returns
-------
handle
A file handle implementing the generic interface, consisting of::
handle.callbacks(flusher, initializer)
addr = handle.next_address() # next unused address
f = handle.seek(addr) # return ordinary file handle at addr
f = handle.open(n) # open nth file, calling initializer(f)
handle.flush() # make file readable, calling flusher(f)
# flush() restores next_address to value on entry
handle.close() # flush if necessary, then close
nexisting : int
Number of existing paths matching `filename`.
Notes
-----
The `filename` may be an iterable, one string per file in order. The
sequence may extend beyond the files which actually exist for 'r+', 'a',
'w', or 'w-' modes.
Alternatively `filename` specifies a family if it contains shell globbing
wildcard characters. Existing matching files are sorted first by length,
then alphabetically (ensuring that 'file100' comes after 'file99', for
example). If there is only a single wildcard group, it also serves to
define a sequence of future family names beyond those currently existing
for 'r+', 'a', 'w', or 'w-' modes. A '?' pattern is treated the same as
a '[0-9]' pattern if all its matches are digits or if the pattern
matches no existing files. Similarly, a '*' acts like the minimum number
of all-digit matches, or three digits if there are no matches.
A single filename may also contain a ``%d`` or ``%0nd`` print format
directive, which will be converted to the corresponding number of
``[0-9]`` glob patterns.
"""
isstr = isinstance(filename, basestring)
if isstr:
filename = abspath(expanduser(expandvars(filename)))
match = _digits_format.search(filename)
if match: # %0nd --> [0-9][0-9]... n times
n = int(match.group(1) or '1') # %d --> [0-9] once
filename = filename.replace(match.group(0), ''.join(['[0-9]'] * n))
match = _glob_group.search(filename)
if match:
existing = glob.glob(filename)
else:
existing = [f for f in [filename] if exists(f)]
else:
match = None
filename = [expanduser(expandvars(f)) for f in filename]
existing = [f for f in filename if exists(f)]
if len(existing) < len(filename):
for g, f in zip(existing, filename):
if f == g:
continue
raise IOError("intermediate file {} missing".format(f))
if not filename:
raise IOError("sequence of filenames is empty")
mode = mode.lower()
if existing:
existing.sort(key=lambda path: (len(path), path))
if mode.startswith('w-'):
raise IOError("protecting existing file {}".format(existing[0]))
elif mode.startswith('r'):
raise IOError("no file matches {}".format(filename))
if mode.startswith('r'):
mode = 'r+b' if mode.startswith('r+') else 'rb'
elif mode.startswith('a'):
mode = 'r+b' if existing else 'w+b'
elif mode.startswith('w'):
existing = [] # ignore any existing files
mode = 'w+b'
else:
raise IOError("open mode {} not understood".format(mode))
# Compute:
# pattern = pattern containing {...} if either existing or future
# existing = list of existing {...} items (int or str) for pattern
# future = iterable yielding future {...} items (int or str) for pattern
future = None
if match:
if '+' in mode:
prefix, suffix = filename[:match.start()], filename
predictable = 2
while match:
predictable <<= 1
suffix = suffix[match.end():]
match = _glob_group.search(suffix)
p, s = len(prefix), -len(suffix) if suffix else None
existing = [f[p:s] for f in existing]
if predictable:
# With a single wildcard group, we may be able to predict
# future names in the family.
# We handle two cases:
# 1. a sequence of *, ?, [0-9] we guess means decimal numbers
# 2. a single range like [a-z] we take as sequence of chars
fmt = '{}'
pat = filename[p:s]
chunks = _glob_digit.findall(pat)
if ''.join(chunks) == pat:
nast = chunks.count('*')
ndig = len(chunks) - nast
fmt = '{' + ':0{}d'.format(3 * nast + ndig) + '}'
future = itertools_count(0)
else:
future = iter(_expand_ranges(pat))
if existing:
if all(f.isdigit() for f in existing):
# existing matches are all decimal numbers
nums = list(map(int, existing))
fmt = '{' + ':0{}d'.format(len(existing[0])) + '}'
if all(f == fmt.format(n)
for f, n in zip(existing, nums)):
existing = nums
future = itertools_count(existing[-1] + 1)
else:
fmt, future = '{}', None
elif fmt != '{}':
# pattern looked numerical, but matched non-digits
fmt, future = '{}', None
elif all(len(f) == 1 for f in existing):
# existing matches all non-digit single characters
final = existing[-1]
for f in future:
if f == final:
break
pattern = prefix + fmt + suffix
else:
filename = existing
isstr = False
elif isstr:
pattern = '{}'
if not existing:
future = iter([filename])
if not isstr:
prefix = commonprefix(filename)
if len(filename) > 1:
suffix = commonprefix([f[::-1] for f in filename])[::-1]
if suffix == prefix:
suffix = '' # all filenames identical (not an error??)
else:
suffix = ''
n = len(prefix)
m = -len(suffix) if suffix else None
existing = [f[n:m] for f in existing]
future = iter([f[n:m] for f in filename[len(existing):]])
pattern = prefix + '{}' + suffix
return MultiFile(pattern, existing, future, mode, **kwargs), len(existing)
class Category:
__table = [{'id': '1', 'name': 'shoes'}]
__id = itertools_count(1)
@classmethod
def get_all_categories(cls) -> list:
return cls.__table
@classmethod
def get_category_with_id(cls, _id: str = None) -> dict:
if not _id:
return {}
for category in cls.__table:
if _id == category.get("id"):
return category
return {}
@classmethod
def get_one_category_with_name(cls, name: str = None) -> dict:
if not name:
return {}
for category in cls.__table:
if name == category.get("name"):
return category
return {}
@classmethod
def save(cls, name: str = None) -> (bool, str):
if not name:
return False, "name is empty"
if cls.exits_with_name(name):
return False, "Category exists with name"
cls.__table.append({"id": str(next(cls.__id)), "name": name})
return True, ""
@classmethod
def update(cls, _id: str = None, name: str = None) -> bool:
category = cls.get_category_with_id(_id)
if category:
if name:
category["name"] = name
return True
return False
@classmethod
def delete(cls, _id: str = None) -> (bool, str):
if not _id:
return False, "id not found in params"
# TODO check products does not use this category
for category in cls.__table:
if category.get("id") == _id:
return (True, "") if cls.__table.remove(category) else (
False, f" category with id: {_id} not found")
return False, "category not found for update"
@classmethod
def exits_with_id(cls, name: str = None) -> bool:
if not name:
return False
for category in cls.__table:
if category.get("id") == id:
return True
return False
@classmethod
def exits_with_name(cls, name: str = None) -> bool:
if not name:
return False
for category in cls.__table:
if category.get("name") == name:
return True
return False
class Product:
__table = [{
'id': '1',
'name': 'shoes_sport',
'price': 200000,
'category_id': '1',
'off': 2.0
}, {
'id': '2',
'name': 'shoes_sport',
'price': 200000,
'category_id': '1',
'off': 2.0
}]
__id = itertools_count(1)
@classmethod
def get_all_products(cls) -> list:
return cls.__table
@classmethod
def get_one_product(cls, _id: str = None) -> dict:
if not _id:
return {}
for product in cls.__table:
if _id == product.get("id"):
return product
return {}
@classmethod
def save(cls,
name: str = None,
price: int = None,
category_name: str = None,
off: float = None) -> (bool, str):
if not name or not price or not category_name or not off:
return False, f"name: {name} or price: {price} or category: {category_name} or off: {off} not found"
for category in Category().get_all_categories():
if category.get("name") == name:
cls.__table.append(
dict(id=str(next(Product.__id)),
name=name,
price=price,
category_id=category.get("id"),
off=off))
return True, ""
return False, "category not found"
@classmethod
def update(cls,
_id: str = None,
name: str = None,
price: int = None,
category_name: str = None,
off: float = str) -> (bool, str):
ctg = {}
if category_name:
ctg = Category.get_one_category_with_name(category_name)
if not ctg:
return False, f"category_name: {category_name} not found"
product = cls.get_one_product(_id)
if product:
if category_name:
product["category_id"] = ctg.get("id")
if name:
product["name"] = name
if price:
product["price"] = int(price)
if off:
product[off] = float(off)
return True, ""
return False, f"product not found with id: {_id}"
@classmethod
def delete(cls, _id: str = None) -> (bool, str):
if not _id:
return False, "_id not found"
for product in cls.__table:
if _id == product.get("id"):
cls.__table.remove(product)
return True, f"Successfully remove product with id: {_id}"
return False, f"product not found with id: {_id}"
def subpool_imap(pool_size, func, iterable, flatten=False, unordered=False, buffer_size=None):
""" Generator version of subpool_map. Should be used with unordered=True for optimal performance """
if not pool_size:
for args in iterable:
yield func(*args)
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception as exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
log.error("Error in subpool: %s \n%s" % (exc, trace))
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def inner_iterable():
""" This will be called inside the pool's main greenlet, which ID also needs to be registered """
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
for x in iterable:
yield x
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
start_time = time.time()
pool = gevent.pool.Pool(size=pool_size)
if unordered:
iterator = pool.imap_unordered(inner_func, inner_iterable(), maxsize=buffer_size or pool_size)
else:
iterator = pool.imap(inner_func, inner_iterable())
for x in iterator:
if flatten:
for y in x:
yield y
else:
yield x
pool.join(raise_error=True)
total_time = time.time() - start_time
log.debug("SubPool ran %s greenlets in %0.6fs" % (counter, total_time))
def subpool_imap(pool_size,
func,
iterable,
flatten=False,
unordered=False,
buffer_size=None):
""" Generator version of subpool_map. Should be used with unordered=True for optimal performance """
if not pool_size:
for args in iterable:
yield func(*args)
counter = itertools_count()
current_job = get_current_job()
def inner_func(*args):
""" As each call to 'func' will be done in a random greenlet of the subpool, we need to
register their IDs with set_current_job() to make get_current_job() calls work properly
inside 'func'.
"""
next(counter)
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
try:
ret = func(*args)
except Exception as exc:
trace = traceback.format_exc()
log.error("Error in subpool: %s \n%s" % (exc, trace))
raise
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
return ret
def inner_iterable():
""" This will be called inside the pool's main greenlet, which ID also needs to be registered """
if current_job:
set_current_job(current_job)
for x in iterable:
yield x
if current_job:
set_current_job(None)
start_time = time.time()
pool = gevent.pool.Pool(size=pool_size)
if unordered:
iterator = pool.imap_unordered(inner_func,
inner_iterable(),
maxsize=buffer_size or pool_size)
else:
iterator = pool.imap(inner_func, inner_iterable())
for x in iterator:
if flatten:
for y in x:
yield y
else:
yield x
pool.join(raise_error=True)
total_time = time.time() - start_time
log.debug("SubPool ran %s greenlets in %0.6fs" % (counter, total_time))
