flask-jobs 0.0.13

An easy job scheduling interface for flask projects.

An easy job scheduling interface for flask projects.

Install

pip install flask_jobs

Schedule a job to run ASAP

from flask_jobs import AddJob

def Callback(*args, **kwargs):
    print('The Callback function was called with args=', args, ' and kwargs=', kwargs)

newJob = AddJob(
    func=Callback,
    a=(1, 'two', {'three': '4'}),
    k={'key': 'word'},
)

# The job will be run in a separate thread ASAP.

# You can check the status of your job
print('newJob['status']=', newJob['status']) # will return 'pending' or 'complete' or 'error'
>> newJob['status']= complete

Schedule a job to happen once in the future

from flask_jobs import ScheduleJob
import datetime

def Callback(*args, **kwargs):
    print('The Callback function was called with args=', args, ' and kwargs=', kwargs)

newJob = ScheduleJob(
    dt=datetime.datetime.utcnow() + datetime.timedelta(seconds=10), # all datetimes are in UTC
    func=Callback,
    a=(1, 'two', {'three': '4'}),
    k={'key': 'word'},
)

# The job will be run in a separate thread ASAP.

# You can check the status of your job
print('newJob['status']=', newJob['status']) # will return 'pending' or 'complete' or 'error'
>> newJob['status']= pending
# wait 10 seconds
print('newJob['status']=', newJob['status'])
>> newJob['status']= complete

Schedule a job to repeat indefinitely

from flask_jobs import RepeatJob

def Callback(*args, **kwargs):
    print('The Callback function was called with args=', args, ' and kwargs=', kwargs)

RepeatJob(
    dt=datetime.datetime.utcnow(),
    seconds=30,
    func=JobCallback,
    args=('Repeating',),
    kwargs={'key': 'val'}
)

# All jobs are persistent. Even if you restart your server.