More Examples¶
While some of the examples below are meant to demonstrate the features
of the async-graph-data-flow library,
others (e.g., running a synchronous function, sharing state across functions)
show what could be possible – we aren’t limited by the implemented features!
If you have questions or would like to contribute an example of your own,
please open an issue at the
GitHub repository
for discussion.
- Flexible Edge Behaviors Between Nodes
- Customizable Start Nodes
- Graph with Nodes only and No Edges
- Data Flow Statistics and Logging
- Concurrent Tasks Per Node
- Halting Graph Execution upon Exceptions
- Accessing and Raising an Exception
- Incorporating a Synchronous Function
- Shared State Across Asynchronous Functions