export `wrap()` function for wrapping opened files
See original GitHub issueOne of the potential uses of aiofiles is to read sys.stdin
asynchronously, which is currently not possible with only publicly available aiofiles.open
function.
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I want this for files opened with
tempfile
. It’s generally undesirable to use aNamedTemporaryFile
, and it should be possible to asyncify an already-open file.It seems
AsyncBufferedReader
takes a str as it’s file parameter. Since this issue is old, is there a way to operate over already opened files currently?