Awesome Asyncio

Website: https://github.com/timofurrer/awesome-asyncio#readme
Category: Themed Directories
Tags: awesome-lists, Python, async

Description

Awesome Asyncio is a curated directory of Python asyncio frameworks, libraries, software, and learning resources. It focuses on tools and materials for asynchronous I/O in Python 3, built around the asyncio standard library module introduced in Python 3.4.

Note: The repository is currently unmaintained and looking for a new maintainer.

Features

Scope and Focus

• Concentrates on Python’s asyncio ecosystem (coroutines, event loops, async I/O)
• Highlights libraries for single-threaded concurrent code and multiplexed I/O
• Targets Python 3, especially post–3.4 releases

Library & Tool Categories

• Web Frameworks
  Libraries and frameworks for building asynchronous web applications using asyncio.

• Message Queues
  Asyncio-compatible libraries for building applications that communicate via message queues.

• Database Drivers
  Async drivers and client libraries for connecting to databases using asyncio.

• Networking
  Libraries for network communication (clients, servers, and related networking tools) built on asyncio.

• GraphQL
  Libraries for building GraphQL servers with asyncio support, including:

  • libgraphqlparser

• Testing
  Libraries, tools, and helpers for testing asyncio-based applications.

• Alternative Loops
  Alternative implementations of the asyncio event loop that can be used as drop-in replacements or enhancements.

• Miscellaneous
  Other asyncio-related utilities and helpers, including references such as:

  • pathlib
  • run()
  • asyncio

Learning Resources

• Writings
  Documentation, blog posts, and other written material explaining asyncio concepts and best practices.

• Talks
  Recorded talks and presentations about asyncio and the async ecosystem in Python.

Community & Contribution

• Public GitHub repository structure with standard community files:
  • CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
  • CONTRIBUTING.md (guidelines for suggesting additions via Issues or Pull Requests)
  • LICENSE
  • README.md as the main index of the curated list
• Open to community submissions of new asyncio-related libraries and resources.

Pricing

• Free, open-source curated list (no pricing or plans).