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arcadedb.aio.AsyncDatabase: await query, command, run_in_transaction and find_nearest from async def code (refs #306) - #379
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…and find_nearest from async def code (refs #306) An asyncio facade over the blocking calls of an open Database, on a bounded thread pool of its own (max_workers, default 8). Decided on #306: a transaction belongs to one thread and two awaits of one task can run on two workers, so there is no async with transaction; run_in_transaction(fn) runs the plain function fn, begin to commit and every retry, on one worker. Cancellation is not exposed: cancelling the awaiting task abandons the result, a call that started finishes, a call still waiting for a worker does not run, and close() waits for the calls that were submitted (it does not close the Database). The docstring and the docs page say how AsyncDatabase differs from the engine's AsyncExecutor. tests/test_aio.py pins, on both wheels: rows and errors reach the awaiting task, run_in_transaction commits on one worker and rolls back on an exception, 200 tasks write and read at once without a lost update, the pool runs max_workers calls at once and never more, close() waits and refuses new calls, a cancelled await abandons the result. tests/test_docs_asyncio_page.py runs the blocks of the new page how-to/asyncio.adoc. Items 3 and 4 of #306 still need measurements. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d vectors pages point to the facade (refs #306) The two read-your-writes tests of #373 (the writing task, and other tasks that search after the commit) run again through arcadedb.aio.AsyncDatabase: an insert is run_in_transaction and a search is find_nearest, on both wheels. The asyncio section of the concurrency page and the vectors page name the facade next to asyncio.to_thread. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The count helper builds its SQL from a fixed type name of the tests, backtick-quoted, with no values. CI's Bandit run flags it at low confidence; the repo's convention is a nosec with the reason. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What does this PR do?
The asyncio facade of #306, item 1, as the owner decided on the issue.
arcadedb.aio.AsyncDatabase(db, max_workers=8)wraps an openDatabaseand owns a bounded thread pool of its own.await adb.query(...)andawait adb.command(...)run the blocking call on a worker and return the rows as a list ofdict(ResultSet.to_list()), orNonefor acommandthat has no result set.await adb.run_in_transaction(fn, retries, backoff_s)runs the plain functionfnfrom begin to commit, with every retry, on one worker. A transaction belongs to its thread and two awaits of one task can run on two workers, so there is noasync withtransaction. An exception offnrolls back and reaches the awaiting task.await adb.find_nearest(index, query_vector, k, ...)runsindex.find_nearest.await adb.run(fn, *args)runs any function.await adb.close()refuses new calls and waits for the ones that were submitted, the queued ones included, without blocking the loop. It does not close theDatabase.AsyncDatabasediffers from the engine'sAsyncExecutor(db.async_executor()).The module is one file of the shared tree, so both wheels carry it. New page
how-to/asyncio.adoc(its Python blocks run intests/test_docs_asyncio_page.py), a nav entry, and pointers from the concurrency, vectors and async-executor pages.Tests on both wheels (CI runs them):
tests/test_aio.pyhas rows and errors reaching the task, commit on one worker, rollback on an exception with the worker usable afterwards, 200 tasks writing and reading at once with no lost update, the pool runningmax_workerscalls at once (a barrier) and never more,close()waiting for a running call and for queued ones and refusing new calls, both cancel cases, context variables, and themax_workerscheck. The two read-your-writes tests of #373 now also run through the facade. I ran the pool, close and cancel logic once without the engine to check the tests' own logic. The engine-side tests run in CI only.Related issues
Refs #306. Items 3 (numpy in, arrays out) and 4 (collection size, graph index) still need measurements, so no closing keyword.
Docs
how-to/asyncio.adoc(new),nav.adoc, and one sentence each inhow-to/concurrency.adoc,how-to/vectors.adocandhow-to/async-executor.adoc.Checklist
mainwith an import error.uvx pre-commit run --files <changed files>passes.🤖 Generated with Claude Code