# Nohup Requests

Similar to Unix's nohup command, `nohup` requests are sent in the background.

Adding the `nohup=True` keyword argument will return a `LazyTLSRequest` object. This will send the request immediately, but doesn't wait for the response to be ready until an attribute of the response is accessed.

```py
resp1 = hrequests.get('https://www.google.com/', nohup=True)
resp2 = hrequests.get('https://www.google.com/', nohup=True)
```

`resp1` and `resp2` are sent concurrently. They will *never* pause the current thread, unless an attribute of the response is accessed:

```py
print('Resp 1:', resp1.reason)  # will wait for resp1 to finish, if it hasn't already
print('Resp 2:', resp2.reason)  # will wait for resp2 to finish, if it hasn't already
```

This is useful for sending requests in the background that aren't needed until later.

Note: In `nohup`, a new thread is created for each request. For larger scale concurrency, please consider the following: