37 lines
1017 B
Python
37 lines
1017 B
Python
import asyncio
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from asyncevents import on_event, emit, wait
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@on_event("event") # Priority defaults to 0, hence highest
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async def first(_, event: str):
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print(f"Ran first for {event!r}!")
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@on_event("event", priority=1) # Higher number = lower priority
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async def second(_, event: str):
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print(f"Ran second for {event!r}!")
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@on_event("event", priority=1) # You can add as many handlers as you want at a given priority level
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async def also_second(_, event: str):
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print(f"Ran second too for {event!r}!")
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@on_event("event", priority=2) # Higher number = lower priority
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async def third(_, event: str):
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print(f"Ran third for {event!r}!")
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async def main():
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print("Firing blocking event 'event'")
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await emit("event")
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print("Handlers for event 'event' have exited")
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print("Firing non-blocking event 'event'")
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await emit("event", block=False)
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print("Non-blocking event 'event' fired, waiting on it")
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await wait("event")
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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asyncio.run(main())
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