corehttp.transport package¶
- class corehttp.transport.AsyncHttpTransport[source]¶
An http sender ABC.
- abstract async send(request: HTTPRequestType, **kwargs: Any) AsyncHTTPResponseType [source]¶
Send the request using this HTTP sender.
- Parameters:
request (any) – The request object. Exact type can be inferred from the pipeline.
- Returns:
The response object. Exact type can be inferred from the pipeline.
- Return type:
any
- async sleep(duration: float) None [source]¶
Sleep for the specified duration.
You should always ask the transport to sleep, and not call directly the stdlib. This is mostly important in async, as the transport may not use asyncio but other implementation like trio and they their own way to sleep, but to keep design consistent, it’s cleaner to always ask the transport to sleep and let the transport implementor decide how to do it. By default, this method will use “asyncio”, and don’t need to be overridden if your transport does too.
- Parameters:
duration (float) – The number of seconds to sleep.
- class corehttp.transport.HttpTransport[source]¶
An http sender ABC.
- abstract send(request: HTTPRequestType, **kwargs: Any) HTTPResponseType [source]¶
Send the request using this HTTP sender.
- Parameters:
request (HTTPRequest) – The pipeline request object
- Returns:
The pipeline response object.
- Return type:
- sleep(duration: float) None [source]¶
Sleep for the specified duration.
You should always ask the transport to sleep, and not call directly the stdlib. This is mostly important in async, as the transport may not use asyncio but other implementations like trio and they have their own way to sleep, but to keep design consistent, it’s cleaner to always ask the transport to sleep and let the transport implementor decide how to do it.
- Parameters:
duration (float) – The number of seconds to sleep.