eventless | Gevent inspired asynchronous , event

eventless is a Ruby library. eventless has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Note: Eventless is unmaintained. You definitely shouldn’t use it for anything. Eventless aspires to be a concurrent networking library for Ruby that lets you write asynchronous, event driven code that looks like normal, blocking code. It uses Fibers, so it requires Ruby 1.9. It also uses Marc Lehmann’s libev via Tony Arcieri’s cool.io. Eventless is inspired heavily by [gevent] Right now it’s more of an experiment than an actual library, but I’m working hard on that. Eventless monkey patches Socket to make its API asynchronous. All of your code runs in a Fiber. You can make new fibers using Eventless.spawn. Fiber.new will not work. Your code should look exactly the same, but when you call something that normally blocks, your fiber gets put to sleep on the event loop and gets woken up when there is data to be read or written. ##How to use it.