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Example of how to run event_loop in separate thread for using the `timed_window()` method
See original GitHub issueHi,
Could you please add an example of how to run an event loop in a separate thread so that one can use the timed_window() and delay() methods?
The only reference I found is that it works in a Jupyter notebook because that already has an event loop running in the background. This doesn’t help me as I’m not running in a Jupyter notebook.
I’m using asyncio in Python 3.6 and mostly that’s working fine but I can’t get the timed_window() function to work.
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Maybe @CJ-Wright or @jrmlhermitte has time here?
I don’t have a ton of experience with async programming, but I can try look at an example.