WireWorker and its support staff. For most applications, you can use process instead.

You need to start another Python interpreter somewhere using WireServer and have WireWorker connect to it via Twisted AMP. My ServerManager is just the thing for that.

Class	RunTask	Runs a task and returns the status and result.
Class	GetNext	With a unique ID, gets the next iteration of data from an iterator or a task result so big that it had to be chunked.
Class	WireWorkerUniverse	Subclass me in code that runs on the remote interpreter, and then call the subclass methods via `runTask`.
Class	WireWorker	Runs tasks "over the wire," via Twisted AMP running on an `endpoint` connection.
Class	ChunkyString	I iterate chunks of a big string, deleting my internal reference to it when done so it can be garbage collected even if I'm not.
Class	WireRunner	An instance of me is constructed by a `WireWorkerUniverse` on the server end of the AMP connection to run all tasks for its `WireServer`.
Class	WireServer	An AMP server for the remote end of a `WireWorker`.
Class	ServerManager	I spawn one or more new Python interpreters that run a `WireServer` on the local machine.
Function	runServer	Runs a `WireServer`, listening at the specified endpoint description without bothering with an `application`.

def runServer(description, wwuFQN):

Runs a WireServer, listening at the specified endpoint description without bothering with an application.

You must specify the package.module.class fully qualified name of a WireWorkerUniverse subclass with wwu.

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asynqueue.wire module documentation

`asynqueue.wire` module documentation