Difficulties with decorating coroutines

Since pretty much everything in Python is an object, pretty much anything can be decorated, and this includes coroutines as well. Coroutines are functions that can be suspended and resumed during execution, and are essential for enabling concurrency in programs.

However, there's a caveat here, and that is that asynchronous programming in Python introduces some differences in syntax. Therefore, these syntax differences will also be carried to the decorator.

Simply speaking, if we were to write a decorator for a coroutine, we could simply adapt to the new syntax. (Remember to await the wrapped coroutine and define the wrapped object as a coroutine itself, ...

Preface

Introduction to Clean Code, Code Formatting, and Tools

Pythonic Code

General Traits of Good Code

The SOLID Principles

Using Decorators to Improve Our Code

Getting More Out of Our Objects with Descriptors

Generators, Iterators, and Asynchronous Programming

Unit Testing and Refactoring

Common Design Patterns

Clean Architecture

Conclusion

Decorators for Coroutines

Difficulties with decorating coroutines