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typing

Provides publicly available typing definitions.

Classes:

Attributes:

  • NoValue (Final) –

    A sentinel to indicate a value has not been provided.

  • DebugMessage

    A TypeAlias for a debug message.

  • Content

    A TypeAlias for the content in Message.

  • HandlerType

    A TypeAlias for the handler of message requests.

Content module-attribute

Content = dict[str, Any]

HandlerType module-attribute

HandlerType = Callable[[Job], Awaitable[Content | None]]

A TypeAlias for the handler of message requests.

Backend

Bases: StrEnum

An enum of library names corresponding to anyio.

Attributes:

  • asyncio

    An asyncio style event loop.

  • trio

    A trio style event loop.

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class Backend(enum.StrEnum):
    """An enum of library names corresponding to anyio."""

    asyncio = "asyncio"
    """An asyncio style event loop."""

    trio = "trio"
    """A trio style event loop."""

asyncio class-attribute instance-attribute

asyncio = 'asyncio'

An asyncio style event loop.

trio class-attribute instance-attribute

trio = 'trio'

A trio style event loop.

Hosts

Bases: StrEnum

An enum of host names that are available in async_kernel.event_loop.run.run.

Methods:

  • from_gui

    Transform a matplotlib gui type to a host name if possible.

Attributes:

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@final
class Hosts(enum.StrEnum):
    """An enum of host names that are available in [async_kernel.event_loop.run.run][]."""

    tk = "tk"
    """An eventloop for [tkinter][]."""

    qt = "qt"
    """An event loop for [Qt](https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_Python)."""

    custom = "custom"
    """A custom host."""

    @classmethod
    def from_gui(cls, gui: str | None, /) -> Hosts | None:
        """Transform a matplotlib gui type to a host name if possible."""
        if gui:
            if gui == "tk":
                return Hosts.tk
            if gui == "qt":
                return Hosts.qt
        return None

tk class-attribute instance-attribute

tk = 'tk'

An eventloop for tkinter.

qt class-attribute instance-attribute

qt = 'qt'

An event loop for Qt.

custom class-attribute instance-attribute

custom = 'custom'

A custom host.

from_gui classmethod

from_gui(gui: str | None) -> Hosts | None

Transform a matplotlib gui type to a host name if possible.

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@classmethod
def from_gui(cls, gui: str | None, /) -> Hosts | None:
    """Transform a matplotlib gui type to a host name if possible."""
    if gui:
        if gui == "tk":
            return Hosts.tk
        if gui == "qt":
            return Hosts.qt
    return None

Channel

Bases: StrEnum

An enum of channel names Ref.

Attributes:

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class Channel(enum.StrEnum):
    """An enum of channel names [Ref](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#introduction)."""

    heartbeat = "hb"
    ""
    shell = "shell"
    ""
    stdin = "stdin"
    ""
    control = "control"
    ""
    iopub = "iopub"
    ""

heartbeat class-attribute instance-attribute

heartbeat = 'hb'

shell class-attribute instance-attribute

shell = 'shell'

stdin class-attribute instance-attribute

stdin = 'stdin'

control class-attribute instance-attribute

control = 'control'

iopub class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub = 'iopub'

RunMode

Bases: StrEnum

An Enum of the run modes available for handling execute_request messages.

Cell overrides

The user can also specify an execution mode in execute requests.

Top line comment:

# task
or

```python
# thread
```

Methods:

  • to_runmode

    Converts value to Runmode, CallerCreateOptions or default where it is not possible.

  • line_to_options

    Convert the line string to CallerCreateOptions.

Attributes:

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class RunMode(enum.StrEnum):
    """An Enum of the run modes available for handling `execute_request` messages.

    Cell overrides:
        The user can also specify an execution mode in execute requests.

        Top line comment:
            ```python
            # task
            ```
            or

            ```python
            # thread
            ```
    """

    @override
    def __str__(self):
        return f"# {self.name}"

    @override
    def __eq__(self, value: object, /) -> bool:
        return str(value) in {self.name, str(self), repr(self)}

    @override
    def __hash__(self) -> int:
        return hash(self.name)

    @classmethod
    def to_runmode(cls, value: Any, default: T = None, /) -> Self | T | CallerCreateOptions:
        """Converts value to `Runmode`, `CallerCreateOptions` or  default where it is not possible.

        `CallerCreateOptions` will only return when a string is passed specifying a thread and options.

        Example:
            `value = "# thread name='My exeecutor' backend=trio`
        """
        try:
            return cls(value)
        except ValueError:
            if isinstance(value, str):
                if value.startswith(("# ", "##")):
                    return cls.to_runmode(value[2:].strip(), default)
                if value.startswith("thread"):
                    return cls.line_to_options(value.removeprefix("thread"))
            return default

    @classmethod
    def line_to_options(cls, line: str, /) -> CallerCreateOptions:
        """Convert the line string to CallerCreateOptions."""
        import shlex  # noqa: PLC0415

        items = CallerCreateOptions()
        for v in shlex.split(line):
            k, val = v.split("=", maxsplit=1)
            try:
                items[k] = eval(val)
            except Exception:
                items[k] = val
        if items and not items.get("name"):
            msg = "'name' must be specified when providing settings!"
            raise ValueError(msg)
        if invalid := set(items).difference(get_annotations(CallerCreateOptions)):
            msg = f"One or more invalid options found! valid={list(get_annotations(CallerCreateOptions))} invalid={list(invalid)}"
            raise ValueError(msg)
        return items

    queue = "queue"
    """Run the message handler using [async_kernel.caller.Caller.queue_call][]."""

    task = "task"
    """Run the message handler using [async_kernel.caller.Caller.call_soon][]."""

    thread = "thread"
    """Run the message handler using [async_kernel.caller.Caller.to_thread][]."""

queue class-attribute instance-attribute

queue = 'queue'

Run the message handler using async_kernel.caller.Caller.queue_call.

task class-attribute instance-attribute

task = 'task'

Run the message handler using async_kernel.caller.Caller.call_soon.

thread class-attribute instance-attribute

thread = 'thread'

Run the message handler using async_kernel.caller.Caller.to_thread.

to_runmode classmethod

to_runmode(value: Any, default: T = None) -> Self | T | CallerCreateOptions

Converts value to Runmode, CallerCreateOptions or default where it is not possible.

CallerCreateOptions will only return when a string is passed specifying a thread and options.

Example

value = "# thread name='My exeecutor' backend=trio

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@classmethod
def to_runmode(cls, value: Any, default: T = None, /) -> Self | T | CallerCreateOptions:
    """Converts value to `Runmode`, `CallerCreateOptions` or  default where it is not possible.

    `CallerCreateOptions` will only return when a string is passed specifying a thread and options.

    Example:
        `value = "# thread name='My exeecutor' backend=trio`
    """
    try:
        return cls(value)
    except ValueError:
        if isinstance(value, str):
            if value.startswith(("# ", "##")):
                return cls.to_runmode(value[2:].strip(), default)
            if value.startswith("thread"):
                return cls.line_to_options(value.removeprefix("thread"))
        return default

line_to_options classmethod

line_to_options(line: str) -> CallerCreateOptions

Convert the line string to CallerCreateOptions.

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@classmethod
def line_to_options(cls, line: str, /) -> CallerCreateOptions:
    """Convert the line string to CallerCreateOptions."""
    import shlex  # noqa: PLC0415

    items = CallerCreateOptions()
    for v in shlex.split(line):
        k, val = v.split("=", maxsplit=1)
        try:
            items[k] = eval(val)
        except Exception:
            items[k] = val
    if items and not items.get("name"):
        msg = "'name' must be specified when providing settings!"
        raise ValueError(msg)
    if invalid := set(items).difference(get_annotations(CallerCreateOptions)):
        msg = f"One or more invalid options found! valid={list(get_annotations(CallerCreateOptions))} invalid={list(invalid)}"
        raise ValueError(msg)
    return items

MsgType

Bases: StrEnum

An enumeration of Message msg_type for shell and control messages.

Some message types are on the control channel only.

Attributes:

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class MsgType(enum.StrEnum):
    """An enumeration of Message `msg_type` for [shell and control messages]( https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#messages-on-the-shell-router-dealer-channel).

    Some message types are on the [control channel](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#messages-on-the-control-router-dealer-channel) only.
    """

    kernel_info_request = "kernel_info_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.kernel_info_request][]"""

    comm_info_request = "comm_info_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.comm_info_request][]"""

    execute_request = "execute_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.execute_request][]"""

    complete_request = "complete_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.complete_request][]"""

    is_complete_request = "is_complete_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.is_complete_request][]"""

    inspect_request = "inspect_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.inspect_request][]"""

    history_request = "history_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.history_request][]"""

    comm_open = "comm_open"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.comm_open][]"""

    comm_msg = "comm_msg"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.comm_msg][]"""

    comm_close = "comm_close"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.comm_close][]"""

    # Control
    interrupt_request = "interrupt_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.interrupt_request][] (control channel only)"""

    shutdown_request = "shutdown_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.shutdown_request][] (control channel only)"""

    debug_request = "debug_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.debug_request][] (control channel only)"""

    create_subshell_request = "create_subshell_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.create_subshell_request][] (control channel only)"""

    delete_subshell_request = "delete_subshell_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.delete_subshell_request][] (control channel only)"""

    list_subshell_request = "list_subshell_request"
    """[async_kernel.kernel.Kernel.debug_request][] (control channel only)"""

    # Reverse messaging (kernel -> client)
    input_request = "input_request"
    """A message sent from the kernel interface to a client asking for raw input."""

    # iopub messages (kernel -> client

    iopub_welcome = "iopub_welcome"
    """A welcome message on the iopub channel for new iopub channel subscriptions."""

    iopub_status = "status"
    """An iopub message about a handlers status which can be 'busy' or 'idle'."""

    iopub_execute_input = "execute_input"
    """An iopub message with detail of an execute request."""

    iopub_execute_result = "execute_result"
    """An iopub message with for the global display hook. Generally the last executed line of an execute request."""

    iopub_error = "error"
    """An iopub message for an error."""

    iopub_stream = "stream"
    """Stream data such as stdout and stderr."""

    iopub_display_data = "display_data"
    """An iopub message with display output data."""

    iopub_update_display_data = "iopub_update_display_data"
    """An iopub message to update display data."""

    iopub_clear_output = "clear_output"
    """An iopub display message instructing the associated display to clear."""

    debug_event = "debug_event"
    """An event published by an attached debug adapter."""

    # Reply messages (kernel -> client)
    kernel_info_reply = "kernel_info_reply"

    comm_info_reply = "comm_info_reply"

    execute_reply = "execute_reply"

    complete_reply = "complete_reply"

    is_complete_reply = "is_complete_reply"

    inspect_reply = "inspect_reply"

    history_reply = "history_reply"

    interrupt_reply = "interrupt_reply"

    shutdown_reply = "shutdown_reply"

    debug_reply = "debug_reply"

    create_subshell_reply = "create_subshell_reply"

    delete_subshell_reply = "delete_subshell_reply"

    list_subshell_reply = "list_subshell_reply"

    # Reverse reply (client -> kernel)
    input_reply = "input_reply"
    """A reply sent from the client to a kernel interface corresponding to an input request."""

kernel_info_request class-attribute instance-attribute

kernel_info_request = 'kernel_info_request'

comm_info_request class-attribute instance-attribute

comm_info_request = 'comm_info_request'

execute_request class-attribute instance-attribute

execute_request = 'execute_request'

complete_request class-attribute instance-attribute

complete_request = 'complete_request'

is_complete_request class-attribute instance-attribute

is_complete_request = 'is_complete_request'

inspect_request class-attribute instance-attribute

inspect_request = 'inspect_request'

history_request class-attribute instance-attribute

history_request = 'history_request'

comm_open class-attribute instance-attribute

comm_open = 'comm_open'

comm_msg class-attribute instance-attribute

comm_msg = 'comm_msg'

comm_close class-attribute instance-attribute

comm_close = 'comm_close'

interrupt_request class-attribute instance-attribute

interrupt_request = 'interrupt_request'

shutdown_request class-attribute instance-attribute

shutdown_request = 'shutdown_request'

debug_request class-attribute instance-attribute

debug_request = 'debug_request'

create_subshell_request class-attribute instance-attribute

create_subshell_request = 'create_subshell_request'

delete_subshell_request class-attribute instance-attribute

delete_subshell_request = 'delete_subshell_request'

list_subshell_request class-attribute instance-attribute

list_subshell_request = 'list_subshell_request'

input_request class-attribute instance-attribute

input_request = 'input_request'

A message sent from the kernel interface to a client asking for raw input.

iopub_welcome class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_welcome = 'iopub_welcome'

A welcome message on the iopub channel for new iopub channel subscriptions.

iopub_status class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_status = 'status'

An iopub message about a handlers status which can be 'busy' or 'idle'.

iopub_execute_input class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_execute_input = 'execute_input'

An iopub message with detail of an execute request.

iopub_execute_result class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_execute_result = 'execute_result'

An iopub message with for the global display hook. Generally the last executed line of an execute request.

iopub_error class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_error = 'error'

An iopub message for an error.

iopub_stream class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_stream = 'stream'

Stream data such as stdout and stderr.

iopub_display_data class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_display_data = 'display_data'

An iopub message with display output data.

iopub_update_display_data class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_update_display_data = 'iopub_update_display_data'

An iopub message to update display data.

iopub_clear_output class-attribute instance-attribute

iopub_clear_output = 'clear_output'

An iopub display message instructing the associated display to clear.

debug_event class-attribute instance-attribute

debug_event = 'debug_event'

An event published by an attached debug adapter.

input_reply class-attribute instance-attribute

input_reply = 'input_reply'

A reply sent from the client to a kernel interface corresponding to an input request.

Tags

Bases: StrEnum

Cell tags used in async-kernel.

Info

Tags are can be added per cell.

Methods:

  • get_value

    Extract the value and convert it to match the type of default using tag=value.

Attributes:

  • raises_exception

    Indicates the cell should expect an exception to be raised.

  • stop_on_error

    Override stop_on_error.

  • timeout

    Specify a timeout in seconds for code execution to complete.

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class Tags(enum.StrEnum):
    """Cell tags used in async-kernel.

    Info:
        Tags are can be added per cell.

        - Jupyter: via the [right side bar](https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/interface.html#left-and-right-sidebar).
        - VS Code: via [Jupyter variables explorer](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support-py#_variables-explorer-and-data-viewer)
    """

    @override
    def __eq__(self, value: object, /) -> bool:
        return str(value).replace("-", "_").split("=")[0] == self.name

    @override
    def __hash__(self) -> int:
        return hash(self.name)

    @classmethod
    def get_value(cls, value: str, default: T_fsb) -> T_fsb:
        """Extract the value and convert it to match the type of default using `tag=value`."""
        try:
            value = value.split("=")[1].strip()
        except Exception:
            return default
        try:
            if isinstance(default, bool):
                return value.lower() == "true"
            if isinstance(default, int):
                return int(value)
            if isinstance(default, float):
                return float(value)
            if isinstance(default, str):  # pyright: ignore[reportUnnecessaryIsInstance]
                return value
        except Exception:
            return default
        msg = "default must be a one of string, int, float, bool."  # pyright: ignore[reportUnreachable]
        raise ValueError(msg)

    raises_exception = "raises-exception"
    """Indicates the cell should expect an exception to be raised. 

    Notes:
        - When an exception is raised, stop_on_error is False/
        - When an exception is **not** raised an exception will be raise and stop_on_error is True.
    """

    stop_on_error = "stop-on-error"
    """
    Override `stop_on_error`.

    Examples:

        - True
            - stop_on_error=true
            - stop_on_error=True
        - False
            - stop_on_error=False
    """

    timeout = "timeout"
    """
    Specify a timeout in seconds for code execution to complete.

    Examples:

        - timeout=0.0 (no timeout)
        - timeout=0.1 (100 ms)
    """

raises_exception class-attribute instance-attribute

raises_exception = 'raises-exception'

Indicates the cell should expect an exception to be raised.

Notes
  • When an exception is raised, stop_on_error is False/
  • When an exception is not raised an exception will be raise and stop_on_error is True.

stop_on_error class-attribute instance-attribute

stop_on_error = 'stop-on-error'

Override stop_on_error.

Examples:

- True
    - stop_on_error=true
    - stop_on_error=True
- False
    - stop_on_error=False

timeout class-attribute instance-attribute

timeout = 'timeout'

Specify a timeout in seconds for code execution to complete.

Examples:

- timeout=0.0 (no timeout)
- timeout=0.1 (100 ms)

get_value classmethod

get_value(value: str, default: T_fsb) -> T_fsb

Extract the value and convert it to match the type of default using tag=value.

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@classmethod
def get_value(cls, value: str, default: T_fsb) -> T_fsb:
    """Extract the value and convert it to match the type of default using `tag=value`."""
    try:
        value = value.split("=")[1].strip()
    except Exception:
        return default
    try:
        if isinstance(default, bool):
            return value.lower() == "true"
        if isinstance(default, int):
            return int(value)
        if isinstance(default, float):
            return float(value)
        if isinstance(default, str):  # pyright: ignore[reportUnnecessaryIsInstance]
            return value
    except Exception:
        return default
    msg = "default must be a one of string, int, float, bool."  # pyright: ignore[reportUnreachable]
    raise ValueError(msg)

CallerState

Bases: Enum

The State of a async_kernel.caller.Caller.

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class CallerState(enum.Enum):
    """The State of a [async_kernel.caller.Caller][]."""

    initial = enum.auto()
    start_sync = enum.auto()
    starting = enum.auto()
    running = enum.auto()
    stopping = enum.auto()
    stopped = enum.auto()

MsgHeader

Bases: TypedDict

A message header.

Attributes:

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class MsgHeader(TypedDict):
    """A [message header](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#message-header)."""

    msg_id: str
    ""
    session: str
    ""
    username: str
    ""
    date: str | datetime.datetime
    ""
    msg_type: MsgType | str
    ""
    version: str
    ""
    subshell_id: NotRequired[str | None]
    ""

msg_id instance-attribute

msg_id: str

session instance-attribute

session: str

username instance-attribute

username: str

date instance-attribute

date: str | datetime

msg_type instance-attribute

msg_type: MsgType | str

version instance-attribute

version: str

subshell_id instance-attribute

subshell_id: NotRequired[str | None]

Message

Bases: TypedDict, Generic[T]

A message.

Attributes:

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class Message(TypedDict, Generic[T]):
    """A [message](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#general-message-format)."""

    channel: Channel
    """The channel of the message."""

    header: MsgHeader
    """[ref](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#message-header)"""

    parent_header: MsgHeader | None
    """[ref](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#parent-header)"""

    metadata: dict[str, Any]
    """[ref](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#metadata)"""

    content: T | Content
    """[ref](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#metadata)

    See also:
        - [ExecuteContent][]
    """
    buffers: BuffersType
    ""

channel instance-attribute

channel: Channel

The channel of the message.

header instance-attribute

header: MsgHeader

ref

parent_header instance-attribute

parent_header: MsgHeader | None

ref

metadata instance-attribute

metadata: dict[str, Any]

ref

content instance-attribute

content: T | Content

ref

See also

buffers instance-attribute

buffers: BuffersType

Job

Bases: TypedDict, Generic[T]

A Message request bundle.

Attributes:

  • msg (Message[T]) –

    The message received over the socket.

  • ident (list[bytes]) –

    The ident associated with the message and its origin.

  • owner (Callable[[], MessageProtocol]) –

    A callable that returns the object from which a message originated.

  • received_time (float) –

    The time the message was received.

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class Job(TypedDict, Generic[T]):
    """A `Message` request bundle."""

    msg: Message[T]
    """The message received over the socket."""

    ident: list[bytes]
    """The ident associated with the message and its origin."""

    owner: Callable[[], MessageProtocol]
    """A callable that returns the object from which a message originated."""

    received_time: float
    """The time the message was received."""

msg instance-attribute

msg: Message[T]

The message received over the socket.

ident instance-attribute

ident: list[bytes]

The ident associated with the message and its origin.

owner instance-attribute

owner: Callable[[], MessageProtocol]

A callable that returns the object from which a message originated.

received_time instance-attribute

received_time: float

The time the message was received.

ExecuteContent

Bases: TypedDict

Ref.

Attributes:

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class ExecuteContent(TypedDict):
    """[Ref](https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/messaging.html#execute)."""

    code: str
    """The code to execute."""
    silent: bool
    ""
    store_history: bool
    ""
    user_expressions: dict[str, str]
    ""
    allow_stdin: bool
    ""
    stop_on_error: bool
    ""
    subshell_id: NotRequired[str | None]
    ""

code instance-attribute

code: str

The code to execute.

silent instance-attribute

silent: bool

store_history instance-attribute

store_history: bool

user_expressions instance-attribute

user_expressions: dict[str, str]

allow_stdin instance-attribute

allow_stdin: bool

stop_on_error instance-attribute

stop_on_error: bool

subshell_id instance-attribute

subshell_id: NotRequired[str | None]

FixedCreate

Bases: TypedDict, Generic[S]

A TypedDict relevant to Fixed.

Attributes:

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class FixedCreate(TypedDict, Generic[S]):
    """A TypedDict relevant to Fixed."""

    name: str
    ""
    owner: S
    ""

name instance-attribute

name: str

owner instance-attribute

owner: S

FixedCreated

Bases: TypedDict, Generic[S, T]

A TypedDict relevant to Fixed.

Attributes:

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class FixedCreated(TypedDict, Generic[S, T]):
    """A TypedDict relevant to Fixed."""

    name: str
    ""
    owner: S
    ""
    obj: T
    ""

name instance-attribute

name: str

owner instance-attribute

owner: S

obj instance-attribute

obj: T

RunSettings

Bases: TypedDict

A dict of settings to use with async_kernel.event_loop.run.

Attributes:

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class RunSettings(TypedDict):
    """A dict of settings to use with [async_kernel.event_loop.run][]."""

    backend: NotRequired[Backend | Literal["asyncio", "trio"]]
    """The backend to use for the caller."""

    backend_options: NotRequired[dict | None]
    """The backend options to specify for [anyio.run][] (or `start_guest_run` when a host is specified).

    Tip:
        When there is no host and the backend is asyncio. 'loop_factory' can be specified as a function
        or importable path like `'asyncio.new_event_loop'`.
    """

    host: NotRequired[Hosts | Literal["tk", "qt"] | None]
    """The type of host where the backend will run."""

    host_options: NotRequired[dict | None]
    """Options to use when starting the host."""

backend instance-attribute

backend: NotRequired[Backend | Literal['asyncio', 'trio']]

The backend to use for the caller.

backend_options instance-attribute

backend_options: NotRequired[dict | None]

The backend options to specify for anyio.run (or start_guest_run when a host is specified).

Tip

When there is no host and the backend is asyncio. 'loop_factory' can be specified as a function or importable path like 'asyncio.new_event_loop'.

host instance-attribute

host: NotRequired[Hosts | Literal['tk', 'qt'] | None]

The type of host where the backend will run.

host_options instance-attribute

host_options: NotRequired[dict | None]

Options to use when starting the host.

CallerCreateOptions

Bases: RunSettings

Options to use when creating an instance of a Caller.

Attributes:

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class CallerCreateOptions(RunSettings):
    """Options to use when creating an instance of a [Caller][async_kernel.caller.Caller]."""

    name: NotRequired[str]
    """The name for the new caller instance."""

    no_debug: NotRequired[bool]
    """Disable debugpy in the thread if a new thread is created."""

name instance-attribute

The name for the new caller instance.

no_debug instance-attribute

no_debug: NotRequired[bool]

Disable debugpy in the thread if a new thread is created.