Reputation: 23038
The following code instantiates an asyncio.Queue
object, and tries to populate and consume this queue from two different coroutines, respectively arrival()
and server()
.
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
q = asyncio.Queue()
async def arrival(q):
print('ARRIVAL - Queue id:', id(q))
while True:
await asyncio.sleep(1)
item = random.choice(['item1', 'item2'..., 'item100'])
q.put(item)
print('ARRIVAL - added {}, qsize is now {}'.format(item, q.qsize()))
async def server(q):
print('SERVER - Queue id:', id(q))
while True:
item = await q.get()
print('SERVER - taking {}, qsize is now {}'.format(item, q.qsize()))
await asyncio.sleep(1.8)
print('SERVER - finished processing {}'.format(item))
tasks = [loop.create_task(arrival(q)), loop.create_task(server(q))]
loop.run_until_complete(asyncio.gather(*tasks))
The principle is the following:
q
The expected output would be:
SERVER - Queue id: 12345678
ARRIVAL - Queue id: 12345678
ARRIVAL - added item1, qsize is now 1
SERVER - taking item1, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item2, qsize is now 1
SERVER - finished processing item1
SERVER - taking item2, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item3, qsize is now 1
ARRIVAL - added item4, qsize is now 2
SERVER - finished processing item2
SERVER - taking item3, qsize is now 1
ARRIVAL - added item5, qsize is now 2
ARRIVAL - added item6, qsize is now 3
SERVER - finished processing item3
SERVER - taking item4, qsize is now 2
However when I run the above code, the elements in while True
loop in server()
are never executed, q.qsize()
is always 0, and the output is:
SERVER - Queue id: 12345678
ARRIVAL - Queue id: 12345678
ARRIVAL - added item1, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item2, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item3, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item4, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item5, qsize is now 0
...
It seems that the q
object is never updated by arrival()
(q.qsize()
is always 0) and hence server()
is never aware of the items added by arrival()
.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1997
Reputation: 3535
TL&DR: Make sure to await both the put() and the get() when using asyncio queue.
Rational: In both the get() and the put() functions within asyncio queue, they are both co-routines, and therefore will need to be awaited.
Example:
await q.put(item)
await q.get(item)
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 46839
i got this running in the way you want it to:
import asyncio
import random
random.seed(31415) # get reproducible runs
ITEMS = ['item{}'.format(i) for i in range(100)]
async def arrival(q):
queue_object_id = id(q)
print('ARRIVAL - Queue id:', queue_object_id)
while True:
await asyncio.sleep(1)
item = random.choice(ITEMS)
await q.put(item)
size = q.qsize()
print('ARRIVAL - added {}, qsize is now {}'.format(item, size))
async def server(q):
queue_object_id = id(q)
print('SERVER - Queue id:', queue_object_id)
while True:
item = await q.get()
size = q.qsize()
print('SERVER - taking {}, qsize is now {}'.format(item, size))
await asyncio.sleep(1.8)
print('SERVER - finished processing {}'.format(item))
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
q = asyncio.Queue()
cors = asyncio.wait([arrival(q), server(q)])
loop.run_until_complete(cors)
unfortunately i did not track all the changes i had to make... sorry. but i'm sure you find out the differences and why they make a difference.
this produces the output:
SERVER - Queue id: 140540011741592
ARRIVAL - Queue id: 140540011741592
ARRIVAL - added item75, qsize is now 1
SERVER - taking item75, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item36, qsize is now 1
SERVER - finished processing item75
SERVER - taking item36, qsize is now 0
ARRIVAL - added item57, qsize is now 1
ARRIVAL - added item5, qsize is now 2
SERVER - finished processing item36
SERVER - taking item57, qsize is now 1
ARRIVAL - added item69, qsize is now 2
ARRIVAL - added item67, qsize is now 3
SERVER - finished processing item57
SERVER - taking item5, qsize is now 2
ARRIVAL - added item53, qsize is now 3
ARRIVAL - added item16, qsize is now 4
SERVER - finished processing item5
SERVER - taking item69, qsize is now 3
ARRIVAL - added item91, qsize is now 4
...
Upvotes: 3