aiohttp

In a previous question , a user suggested the following approach for fetching multiple urls (API calls) with aiohttp : import asyncio import aiohttp url_list = ['https://api.pushshift.io/reddit/search/comment/?q=Nestle&size=30&after=1530396000&before=1530436000', 'https://api.pushshift.io/reddit/search/comment/?q=Nestle&size=30&after=1530436000&before=1530476000'] async def fetch(session, url): async with session.get(url) as response: return await response.json()['data'] async def fetch_all(session, urls, loop): results = await asyncio.gather(*[loop.create_task(fetch(session, url)) for url in

The python documentation for connection_lost states: connection_made() and connection_lost() are called exactly once per successful connection. Further down there's also the following state machine: start -> connection_made() [-> data_received() *] [-> eof_received() ?] -> connection_lost() -> end Also, the documentation for BaseTransport.close() states: After all buffered data is flushed, the protocol’s connection_lost() method will be called with None as its argument. and the documentation for WriteTransport.abort() states: The protocol’s connection_lost() method will eventually be called

I'm trying to consume multiple queues concurrently using python, asyncio and asynqp . I don't understand why my asyncio.sleep() function call does not have any effect. The code doesn't pause there. To be fair, I actually don't understand in which context the callback is executed, and whether I can yield control bavck to the event loop at all (so that the asyncio.sleep() call would make sense). What If I had to use a aiohttp.ClientSession.get() function call in my process_msg callback function? I'm not able to do it since it's not a coroutine. There has to be a way which is beyond my current

I'm a bit confused about the need to .close() a response object in both requests and aiohttp . (Note that this is a separate instance method than session.close() --I'm talking about the response object itself.) Does Response ( requests ) or ClientResponse ( aiohttp ) ever need explicitly call .close() ? If not, what is the purpose of using the response itself as a context manager? ( async with session.request('GET', 'https://www.pastebin.com' ) below.) Why define the two dunder methods for this if it gets closed implicitly as shown below? Some simple tests (below) seem to imply that responses

I am trying to get the status code from millions of different sites, I am using asyncio and aiohttp, I run the below code with a different number of connections (yet same timeout on the request) but get very different results specifically much higher number of the following exception. 'concurrent.futures._base.TimeoutError' The code import pandas as pd import asyncio import aiohttp out = [] CONNECTIONS = 1000 TIMEOUT = 10 async def fetch(url, session, loop): try: async with session.get(url,timeout=TIMEOUT) as response: res = response.status out.append(res) return res except Exception as e:

With the following code I get Cannot connect to host ...:443 ssl:True when I use the asynchronous aiohttp . When I use synchronous requests , it succeeds. The whitehouse.gov links fail, but the google.com succeeds for both async and sync cases. What is going wrong? This is with python 3.4.2 on FreeBSD8, aiohttp 0.14.4, requests 2.5.3 import asyncio import aiohttp import requests urls = [ 'http://www.whitehouse.gov/cea/', 'http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb', 'http://www.google.com'] def test_sync(): for url in urls: r = requests.get(url) print(r.status_code) def test_async(): for url in urls: try: