README.md

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What is taskiq in a nutshell

Consider taskiq as an asyncio celery implementation. It uses almost the same patterns, but it's more modern and flexible.

It's not a drop-in replacement for any other task manager. It has a different ecosystem of libraries and a different set of features. Also, it doesn't work for synchronous projects. You won't be able to send tasks synchronously.

Installation

You can install taskiq with pip or your favorite dependency manager:

pip install taskiq