mode.utils.aiter
¶
Async iterator lost and found missing methods: aiter, anext, etc.
- async mode.utils.aiter.aenumerate(it: AsyncIterable[T], start: int = 0) AsyncIterator[tuple[int, T]] ¶
async for
version ofenumerate
.
- mode.utils.aiter.aiter(it: Any) AsyncIterator[T] ¶
- mode.utils.aiter.aiter(it: AsyncIterable[T]) AsyncIterator[T]
- mode.utils.aiter.aiter(it: Iterable[T]) AsyncIterator[T]
Create iterator from iterable.
Notes
If the object is already an iterator, the iterator should return self when
__aiter__
is called.
- async mode.utils.aiter.alist(ait: AsyncIterator[T]) list[T] ¶
Convert async generator to list.
- async mode.utils.aiter.anext(it: AsyncIterator[T], *default: Optional[T]) T ¶
Get next value from async iterator, or default if empty.
- Raises:
StopAsyncIteration – if default is not defined and the async iterator is fully consumed.
- class mode.utils.aiter.arange(*slice_args: Optional[int], **slice_kwargs: Optional[int])¶
Async generator that counts like
range
.- count(n: int) int ¶
- index(n: int) int ¶
- async mode.utils.aiter.aslice(ait: AsyncIterator[T], *slice_args: int) AsyncIterator[T] ¶
Extract slice from async generator.
- async mode.utils.aiter.chunks(it: AsyncIterable[T], n: int) AsyncIterable[list[T]] ¶
Split an async iterator into chunks with n elements each.
Example
# n == 2 >>> x = chunks(arange(10), 2) >>> [item async for item in x] [[0, 1], [2, 3], [4, 5], [6, 7], [8, 9], [10]]
# n == 3 >>> x = chunks(arange(10)), 3) >>> [item async for item in x] [[0, 1, 2], [3, 4, 5], [6, 7, 8], [9, 10]]