Hello,

I’m currently implementing an async performer, starting from a synchronous version. In the synchronous setup, I have:

result = sync_perform(mock_dispatcher, main_sequence(logger))

This approach uses a pure logic sequence for managing effects in main_sequence, which can be found here.

For the async version, I have created a custom async_perform function to handle asynchronous performers, defined here.

Usage

In the async main, the call looks like this:

result = await async_perform(mock_dispatcher, main_sequence(logger))

Here’s an example of an async performer:

# ...
    async def mock_create_request_performer(dispatcher, intent):
        logger.debug(f"Mock: Creating request... {intent.payload} with token {token}")
        await asyncio.sleep(1)
# ...
    return TypeDispatcher({
        CreateRequest: mock_create_request_performer,
# ...

Look at my feat/async branch for the whole sample.

Would this be considered the recommended approach for handling async performers, or are there any improvements or best practices that you’d suggest?

Thank you!