Async Runner
Async runner is a thin wrapper over Celery API. This will enable control over failed messages by moving them to separate queue (generally queue_name_error) and also allows to retry the task with the help of retry policy.
More can be found at documentation: https://async_runner.readthedocs.org
from async_runner import async_runner
async_runner.send_task(
task_fn=func, # task function can be python module path
queue='queue_name', # name of the queue
args=(arg1, arg2, arg3, ), # tuple/list of positional arguments to task function
kwargs={'name': 'parameter'}, # dictionary with key word arguments to task function
options={
'max_retries': 3, # maximum number of times the task is retried
'retry_policy': {
'retry_interval': 12 # interval between retires (in seconds)
}
}
)
TODO: Decouple from Django
History
0.1.0 (2016-1-22)
First release on PyPI.
0.1.1 (2016-1-22)
Fix issues.
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