tricycle 0.4.1

Description:

tricycle 0.4.1

This is a library of extensions to Trio, the friendly Python library
for async concurrency and I/O.
Currently we have:

a readers-writer lock (tricycle.RWLock)
slightly higher-level stream wrappers (tricycle.BufferedReceiveStream
and tricycle.TextReceiveStream)
some tools for managing cancellation (tricycle.open_service_nursery()
and tricycle.MultiCancelScope)
a way to make objects that want to keep background tasks running during the
object’s lifetime (tricycle.BackgroundObject and the more general
tricycle.ScopedObject)
an analog of ContextVar that is inherited through the task tree rather
than across start_soon() calls, and thus provides more safety for
accessing a resource that is being managed by a parent task
(tricycle.TreeVar)

While we won’t release known-broken code, and we strive for
cleanliness and good test coverage, please be advised that
tricycle is mostly one person’s box of tools and has not necessarily
been reviewed or tested to Trio’s standards. It is being used in
production, and API churn has been minimal thus far although we’re not
making any firm stability guarantees. If you find that it doesn’t meet
your needs, feel free to let us know and we’ll endeavor to
improve things.
tricycle is tested on Linux, Windows, and macOS, on CPython versions 3.8
through 3.12. It will probably work on PyPy as well.

License and history
tricycle is licensed under your choice of the MIT or Apache 2.0 license.
See LICENSE
for details.
This library has its origins in a package of utilities that the author
wrote at Hudson River Trading
while building things for them with Trio. Many thanks to HRT for
supporting open source in this way!