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# BreadPool
##A Python Thread Pool and a Scheduled Executor
BreadPool intends to simply provide implementations for a thread pool and a scheduled executor, with
easy to use interfaces and thread safety. Yes, it is a simple code to write your own implementations
for these, however it can be a lot easier if they come in a `pip install`.
## Installing BreadPool
BreadPool can be installed from the Python Package Index.
```bash
pip install breadpool
```
## ThreadPool
The `ThreadPool` class is a simple thread pool implementation. It will initially create a set of worker threads and when assigned tasks, the worker threads will take over and execute the tasks.
### Creating a ThreadPool
```python
from breadpool.pool import ThreadPool
"""
1 - number of threads to spawn
2 - An identifying name to be assigned to the threads
3 - daemon, True if you want the threads to immediately terminate when the main thread terminates. This is set to False by default
4 - polling_timeout is the timeout for the worker threads to blockingly wait for the task queue
"""
thread_pool = ThreadPool(5, "CustomThreadPool", polling_timeout=1)
```
### Enqueuing tasks
The tasks should be implemented by extending the `AbstractRunnable` class. BreadPool provides a simple implementation of the `AbstractRunnable` class called `EasyTask` which accepts a function as the task to be executed.
```python
from breadpool.pool import ThreadPool, EasyTask
def func_test():
time.sleep(random.randint(1, 5))
et = EasyTask(func_test)
thread_pool = ThreadPool(5, "CustomThreadPool", daemon=True)
thread_pool.enqueue(et)
```
### Extending `AbstractRunnable`
Or if your task is too complex for a simple function, you can extend the `AbstractRunnable` class and write your own task implementation.
```python
from breadpool.pool import AbstractRunnable
class CustomTask(AbstractRunnable):
def execute(self):
# task steps
def __init__(self):
# task initialization
```
## ScheduledJobExecutor
This is a simple scheduled executor for tasks of type `AbstractRunnable`. It will periodically and repeatedly execute the given task with at least the given time interval.
### Usage
```python
from breadpool.pool import ThreadPool, ScheduledJobExecutor, EasyTask
thread_pool = ThreadPool(3, "CustomThreadPool", polling_timeout=20)
counter_queue = Queue()
scheduled_executor = ScheduledJobExecutor(
EasyTask(lambda(l): counter_queue.put(l), "Test %s" % time.time()),
thread_pool,
5,
"CustomScheduledExecutor")
scheduled_executor.start()
....
scheduled_executor.terminate()
```
## Python Support
BreadPool supports only Python 2.7 (for now).
## License
BreadPool is an Apache v2.0 licensed project.
## Additional Links
1. ReadTheDocs - http://breadpool.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
2. PyPI - https://pypi.python.org/pypi/breadpool
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