- This way they will be included in CI checks
- Decreased the delay time in the thread-like examples to speed up tests
(probably could decrease the time some more)
- Added an async version of the calculator test
- Forcing python3 support for example scripts
- Needed to include cleanup_global_schema_parser() to handle duplicate
imports of the same .capnp file
* Duplicate IDs are a problem as pytest does not fully cleanup between
tests
- Marked some tests as xfail as I'm not sure the test is supposed to
work anymore with recent versions of capnproto
flake8 . --count --exit-zero --max-complexity=10 --max-line-length=127 --statistics --exclude benchmark
Excluding the benchmark directory (due to protobuf generated files)
Also removing some Python2 specific code
- Uses thread.capnp
- Follows same format as thread_client.py/thread_server.py and
async_client.py/async_server.py
- Including a basic self signed certificate for testing convenience
- Python 3.7 has a bug cleaning up SSL when using asyncio.run
https://bugs.python.org/issue36709
Have a slightly more verbose workaround to do proper cleanup
Note: I've tried not to break any behaviour of the previously working APIs
Python API Changes / Additions
- capnp/lib/capnp.pyx
* class _RemotePromise
+ [Added] cpdef _wait(self)
= Exception raising code that used to be inside of wait(self)
+ [Modified] def wait(self)
= Same functionality as before
+ [Added] async def a_wait(self)
= Cannot use await as that's a reserved keyword
= Uses pollRemote and asyncio.sleep(0) to make call asynchronous
* class _TwoPartyVatNetwork
+ [Added] cdef _init_pipe(self, _TwoWayPipe pipe, Side side,
schema_cpp.ReaderOptions opts)
= Instanciates a TwoPartyVatNetwork using a TwoWayPipe (instead of
using a file handle or connection as before)
* class TwoPartyClient
+ [Modified] def __init__(self, socket=None, restorer=None,
traversal_limit_in_words=None, nesting_limit=None)
= Changes the socket parameter to be optional
= If socket is not specified, default to using a TwoWayPipe
+ [Added] async def read(self, bufsize)
= awaitable function that blocks until data has been read
= bufsize defines the maximum amount of data to be read back
(e.g. 4096 bytes)
= Reads data from TwoWayPipe
+ [Added] def write(self, data)
= Write data to TwoWayPipe
= Not awaitable as the write interface of the TwoWayPipe doesn't
have poll functionality
* class TwoPartyServer
+ [Modified] def __init__(self, socket=None, restorer=None,
server_socket=None, bootstrap=None, traversal_limit_in_words=None,
nesting_limit=None)
= Changes the socket parameter to be optional
= If socket is not specified, default to using a TwoWayPipe
= Simplified code by removing an else (self._connect)
+ [Added] async def read(self, bufsize)
= awaitable function that blocks until data has been read
= bufsize defines the maximum amount of data to be read back
(e.g. 4096 bytes)
= Reads data from TwoWayPipe
+ [Added] def write(self, data)
= Write data to TwoWayPipe
= Not awaitable as the write interface of the TwoWayPipe doesn't
have poll functionality
+ [Added] async def poll_forever(self)
= asyncio equivalent of run_forever()
* class _TwoWayPipe
+ Wrapper class for TwoWayPipe
Other Additions
- capnp/helpers/asyncHelper.h
* pollWaitScope
+ Pumps the kj event handler
+ Used for the TwoWayServer
* pollRemote
+ Polls a remote promise
+ i.e. a capnp RPC call
- capnp/helpers/asyncIoHelper.h
* AsyncIoStreamReadHelper
+ I wasn't able to figure out Promise[size_t] using Cython so this was
the next best thing I could think of doing
+ Was needed to handle read polling from a read promise
= Polling is used for asyncio as kj waits need a wrapper to be
compatible
- capnp/lib/capnp.pyx
* makeTwoWayPipe
+ Wrapper for kj newTwoWayPipe function
* poll_once
+ Single pump of the kj event handler (used with pollWaitScope)
TwoWayClient Usage - TwoWayPipe
- See examples/async_client.py
TwoWayServer Usage - TwoWayPipe
- See examples/async_server.py
capnp/helpers/asyncIoHelper.h
Misc Changes
- Fixed thread_server.py and thread_client.py to use bootstrap instead
of ez_restore
- async_client.py and async_server.py examples
* Uses the same thread.capnp as thread_client.py and thread_server.py
* They are compatible, so you can mix and match client and server for
compatibility testing
* async_client.py and async_server.py require <address>:<port>
formatting (unlike autodetection from thread_client.py and
thread_server.py)
