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from asyncio import Lock |
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from lagom.container import Container |
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from lagom.definitions import Alias, ConstructionWithContainer, SingletonWrapper |
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from lagom.exceptions import InvalidDependencyDefinition, MissingFeature |
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from lagom.experimental.definitions import AsyncConstructionWithContainer |
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from lagom.interfaces import ( |
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class AwaitableSingleton(Generic[T]): |
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constructor: ConstructionWithContainer[Awaitable[T]] |
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container: Container |
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def __init__(self, constructor: ConstructionWithContainer, container: Container): |
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self.container = container |
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async def get(self) -> T: |
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class _AsyncContextBoundFunction(ContainerBoundFunction[X]): |
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""" |
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async def __async_call__(self, *args, **kwargs): |
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