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@kavink It should work fine now under python 2.7.
@kavink I need to see an example of your code to see where you are having an issue. The gevent example I modified runs fine on my machine, from the...
@kavink You can query the database for a condition, but you don't really need to. That is what you can use these classes for. Your mutations will usually be tied...
Thanks @bendemaree! @benwis I don't know that this "changes things around" much with the base library...you can still use the base library as is, without the classes contained in this...
I'd use this repo, as opposed to the other one I wrote. I've pretty much deprecated it in favor of this repo once @syrusakbary released it, since it somewhat more...
Took me a couple more days...but I pushed the most recent commits on the executor refactoring for adding asyncio compatability (and then use this structure as a basis for implementing...
Currently working on -- see pull request #19
Thanks. I haven't had much time to play w/ this the last couple weeks. I just pushed a new commit that has an almost working version of asyncio. About 6...
Also, if you haven't yet...you might want to read the comments on this current pull request #19. Looks like graphene will soon include support for subscriptions as an observable versus...
Definitely...happy to help and would love to hear any feedback. Ideally, when I get some time, I'd still like to make the asyncio piece fully work. If you have any...