feat: Add worker thread pattern and enhance signal connections #2
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This commit introduces several major enhancements: 1. Worker Thread Pattern - Add @t_with_worker decorator for background thread management - Implement task queue with async support - Add graceful initialization/cleanup lifecycle - Add comprehensive worker thread tests 2. Signal Connection Enhancement - Support direct function/lambda connections - Support method connections without @t_slot - Improve thread-safe signal emission - Clean up debug logging 3. Documentation - Add worker pattern documentation and examples - Update API reference for new connection types - Add Windows-specific IOCP termination notes - Reorganize examples for better clarity 4. Example Reorganization - Rename examples for consistency - Add worker thread pattern example - Update thread communication examples Test Coverage: 100% Breaking Changes: None
- Enhanced the connect method to automatically set the receiver for object methods that have the @t_with_signals decorator. - Updated API documentation to reflect the new behavior of the connect method. - Added unit tests to verify the functionality of automatic receiver setup.
- Retained the original logic of using get_event_loop() for obtaining the event loop. - Added conditional handling for setting up the stopping event based on Python version. - Ensured that the code remains compatible with existing functionality while supporting older Python versions.
- Removed the redundant tests.yml workflow and consolidated it into ci.yml for better management. - Updated CHANGELOG.md to reflect the addition of performance tests and the update to version 0.2.0. - Modified README.md to include new usage instructions and requirements. - Enhanced logging.md, testing.md, and usage.md documentation to provide clearer guidelines. - Updated pyproject.toml to reflect the new version and dependencies. Changes include: - Deletion of .github/workflows/tests.yml - Modifications to various documentation files - Addition of performance tests directory
- Changed asyncio_mode from "strict" to "auto" in pyproject.toml to fix worker fixture issues - Updated testing documentation to explain asyncio configuration - Fixed worker tests that were failing due to async generator handling The auto mode allows for more flexible handling of async/sync code interactions, particularly in worker-related tests where we need to manage both synchronous and asynchronous operations.
- Updated connection type constants to use uppercase naming convention (e.g., `DirectConnection` to `DIRECT_CONNECTION`). - Improved logging statements for consistency and clarity, using formatted strings. - Added docstrings to classes and methods for better documentation and understanding of the code. - Removed unnecessary imports and simplified code where applicable. - Ensured all async methods are properly defined and documented. - Adjusted test cases to improve readability and maintainability. - Configured pylint to disable specific warnings to streamline code quality checks.
- Disabled checking for untyped function bodies by setting `check_untyped_defs` to false. - Allowed implicit Optional types by setting `no_implicit_optional` to false. - Disabled specific error codes: `annotation-unchecked` and `assignment`. - Set `warn_return_any` and `warn_unused_configs` to false to avoid warnings. These changes help to reduce noise in type checking while maintaining current functionality.
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This commit introduces several major enhancements:
Test Coverage: 100%
Breaking Changes: None