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asyncio actor model implemention for easy use

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aplay

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python actor model implement using asyncio

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pip install aplay

from 1.0.0 there is breaking change in api

Usage

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import sys
import os
import asyncio
import random
from aplay.kernel.actor import Actor
from aplay.kernel.system import KernelActor
from aplay.mailstation.simple import HashMailStation

from collections import defaultdict
from copy import deepcopy


class Monitor(Actor):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(Monitor, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.count_num = defaultdict(int)
        self.displayer = self.create_actor(name="display", actor_cls=Displayer)

    async def msg_handler(self, msg=None):
        if msg is not None:
            msg_type = msg.get("msg_type")
            self.count_num[msg_type] += 1
        await self.displayer.tell(deepcopy(self.count_num))


class Displayer(Actor):
    async def msg_handler(self, msg=None):
        if msg is not None:
            print("-----monitor num----", msg)
        await self.send_to_address("/test", msg)


class Worker(Actor):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(Worker, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.worker_monitor = self.create_actor(name="count", actor_cls=Monitor)

    async def msg_handler(self, msg=None):
        print("worker--", msg)
        if msg is None:
            return
        else:
            msg_type = msg.get("msg_type")
            if msg_type == "text":
                print("--text--", msg)
            else:
                # cc = 1 / 0
                print("--voice--", msg)
            await self.worker_monitor.tell(msg)


class MyKernel(KernelActor):
    def __init__(self, name=None, mail_station=None, **kwargs):
        print(mail_station, kwargs)
        super(MyKernel, self).__init__(name=name, mail_station=mail_station, **kwargs)
        self.actor = self.create_actor(name="test", actor_cls=Worker)

    async def msg_handler(self, msg=None):
        print("mykernel", msg)

        for i in range(100):
            tt = random.choice(["voice", "text"])
            msg = {"msg_type": tt, "content": f"hello {tt} {i}"}
            await self.send_to_address("/test", msg)


bb = MyKernel("kernel", mail_station=HashMailStation())
bb.tell_nowait("start")
bb.start()

and more you can refer to the example dirs

you can use it as a task queue and something else.if you dont want too heavy of celery or rq ,etc

just enjoy it

instructions

KernelActor means the kernel to start or daemon the whole program. 
it is only one process,you will have to use multiprocess if you want to utilize multi cores.

Actor is the basic class for worker actor and the kernel.

for worker actor ,you only need to inherit this class and define your funcion that needed. 

Actor Details in Table

property
name description useage
_name actor's name for identitify the actor
_mail_station actor's mail_station the place to send or receive msg and delivery msg
_child actor's children (instances of actor) the actors start by itself
_runing_state actor's running state state the running state of the actor
_human_runing_state stopped by human for manually stop the actor and by default ,it cant be started by its parent
_parent actor's parent actor actor's parent
_address the actor's address that register in the mail station mail address
_loop actor's loop actor's loop
functions need to inderited
function name usage must description default
decide_to_start decide to start itself not to decide itself start or not. actor can be in any state. you can implement this function to make your own decision only human stopped state can prevent the actor starting.
user_task_callback task done callback not the callback of a task. can be with success and exception msg. do nothing
prepare_children prepare to create or get the child actor not if you need child actor,you must inplement this, and add your child actor creator in here do nothing
prepare_mailbox prepare the mailbox not if you want to define your own async mailbox or use redisMailbox do nothing
msg_handler the working function yes the only funcion that really do the jobs not Implement
tips
actors are defined in class. you can create lots of actors in one actor.
but do not Circular create actors. 
such as you have a A_actor and B_actor,A_actor creates lots of B_actor, and B_actor creates lots of A_actor.

you can define lots of B_actor from A_actor with different names. and these actors can do lots of work based on different msg types

why this lib

this lib intends to Decoupling the work flow using actor-like system,which utilize the asyncio to make work efficiently.

we dont define the msg format just for you have the freedom to adjust to your program. it is you to guarantee your msg format's complete.

the commong workflow is single-forward, just as follows:

say you have A-actor,B-actor,C-actor:

A-actor work done then transfer msg to B-actor then to C-actor. no backwards.

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The aplay is offered under AGPLV3 license.

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