Integrations with Asyncio
summary
An asyncio-based dispatcher runs heterogeneous plugin subprocesses and communicates with them over IPC using their stdout/stderr, while server-to-dispatcher communication uses websockets and HTTP implemented with aiohttp and asyncio sockets. Messages are JSON Lines; subprocesses are launched with asyncio.create_subprocess_exec and read with streaming readers; the repository includes runnable examples. It is a proof-of-concept missing SSL, persistence, marshmallow validation, and robust socket-reconnect/error handling, so not production-ready.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:18Plugin problems across languages
- 3:45Dispatcher architecture
- 6:18Asyncio and coroutines
- 8:25Code structure and comms
- 10:33Demo with remote scripts
- 14:54Dispatcher implementation
- 18:47Line processing and errors
- 21:44Future improvements
- 23:59Conclusion & Q&A
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