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chihuo: An Asynchronous Task Running Engine

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chihuo: An Asynchronous Task Running Engine

chihuo is an asynchronous task running engine. It runs asynchronous tasks concurrently from a queue which can be at memory, Redis, Lodis or Some MQ.

The Loop

ChihuoLoop is the asynchronous engine core which responses to connect the backend queue and distributes every tasks to the global event loop.

For a process, the chihuo create only one global event loop to run all asynchronous tasks and the loop is running forever.

  • ChihuoLoop.start method

    When a ChihuoLoop starts, it needs to add some primary tasks to the backend queue. The start function is the place to fire these priorities.

  • ChihuoLoop.add_task method

    At anywhere and anytime, we can use the add_task method to add a task to backend queue. The task discription must be the tuple as (task_id: str, task_info: jsonifiable object_) e.g. add_task(("task1", [1, 1+10]), ("task2", [2, 2+10]))

  • ChihuoLoop.make_task method

    Each classes which have implemented the ChihuoLoop class must to implement the make_task method for receiving the task's information that is added by ChihuoLoop.add_task to the backend queue.

  • ChihuoLoop.task_finish method

    When a task is finished and is unneeded at future, we can tag the task as the finished state using the task_finish method. e.g. task_finish(task_id). The task that is at finished state can't be add to backend queue again.

  • ChihuoLoop.task_unfinish method

    When a task is at the finished state and we need to add it to queue again, we can use the task_unfinish method to set the task state to unfinish. Then, we can use ChihuoLoop.add_task to add the task to queue again.

  • ChihuoLoop.stop property

    When the property stop to be set as True, the ChihuoLoop will stop pull the tasks from queue and exit.

Demo

# filename: abc.py

from chihuo import ChihuoLoop
from chihuo.common import SERVER_DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH
import chihuo


class MyTasksA(ChihuoLoop):

    NAME = "my-tasksA"  # The unique id for backend queue server
    CONCURRENCY = 10   # The number of tasks running concurrently
    SERVER_CONFIG = SERVER_DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH

    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()

    async def start(self):
        for id in range(10):
            await self.add_task((str(i), {i ** 2}))

    async def make_task(self, task_id, task):
        print(f"my-task-A: {task_id}")
        print(f"power of {i} is {task}")

        # Talk chihuo that the task is finished
        await self.task_finish(i)


class MyTasksB(ChihuoLoop):

    NAME = "my-tasksB"  # The unique id for the loop
    CONCURRENCY = 10   # The number of tasks running concurrently
    SERVER_CONFIG = SERVER_DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH

    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()

    async def start(self):
        for id in range(10):
            await self.add_task((str(i), {i ** 2}))

    async def make_task(self, task_id, task):
        print(f"my-task-B: {task_id}")
        print(f"power of {i} is {task}")

        # Talk chihuo that the task is finished
        await self.task_finish(i)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    chihuo.run(MyTasksA, MyTasksB)

To Run the project, firstly we need to launch a backend queue server. Here, we use a Lodis instance as default server.

Start a Lodis server:

LODIS_DB_PATH=/data/test-lodis LODIS_IP_PORT="127.0.0.1:8311" nohup /path/to/lodis &

Then, we write a configure file as ./server.json (the SERVER_DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH) to connect the backend for our MyTasksA and MyTasksB.

backend=lodis
ip=127.0.0.1
port=8311

Now, we can run the script.

python3 abc.py

Shutdown the Tasks

Defaultly, the global loop is running forever and we need to shutdown the loop by sending a INT (interrupt) signal to the process. After the process received The INT signal, it will set the property stop of instance which is implemented from ChihuoLoop to True and the instance will stop all running tasks and send them back to queue, finally exit.

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