Strait to the point:
How can I async def
specials class methods like __delete__
in python ?
Why I need this:
In order to implement a nice caching system shared between multiple process, I want to retrieve the data from the database once and store them in a cache, modify the data in the cache and when the data is not used anymore: update the database. My problem is, in order to know which instance is the last one, I want to use the __delete__ special method asyncly
def asyncinit(cls):
"""Credits: http://stackoverflow.com/a/33140788/4241798"""
__new__ = cls.__new__
async def init(obj, *arg, **kwarg):
await obj.__init__(*arg, **kwarg)
return obj
def new(cls, *arg, **kwarg):
obj = __new__(cls, *arg, **kwarg)
coro = init(obj, *arg, **kwarg)
return coro
cls.__new__ = new
return cls
@asyncinit
class AsyncUser:
async def __init__(self, id: int):
self.id = id
with await cachepool as cache:
cache.hincr(f"users:{id}", "refcnt")
async def __delete__(self):
"""Won't work"""
with await cachepool as cache:
refcnt = await cache.hincrby(f"users:{self.id}", "refcnt", -1)
if refcnt == 0:
# update database
# rest of the class...