Celery Farmer

Image of farmer

Farmer will monitor how the Celery cluster is behaving.

Usage

Requirements

Python, versions 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, and 3.10 are supported
Celery >=4.0, other versions may not work
Pip or Pipenv

Install

Install package with pipenv:

pipenv install celery-farmer

Or pip:

pip install celery-farmer

Run

Run celery-farmer with shell command:

celery-farmer

Configuration

Development

Requirements

Pipenv

Clone repository and install development requirements with:

pipenv install --dev

Running tests

Run all tests, typecheck and linter with:

pipenv run all-tests

Run only typecheck with:

pipenv run typecheck

Run only tests with:

pipenv run test

Or invoke pytest directly:

pytest

Run only linter with:

pipenv run lint

Or invoke flake directly:

flake8

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