HitchCelery
HitchCelery is a plugin for the Hitch test framework that lets you run and interact with Celery as part of a test.
Use with Hitch
Install like so:
$ hitch install hitchcelery
# Service definition in engine's setUp:
self.services['Celery'] = hitchcelery.CeleryService(
version="3.1.17", # Mandatory
python="{}/venv/bin/python".format(PROJECT_DIRECTORY), # Mandatory
app="remindme", # Mandatory
beat=False, # Optional (default: False)
concurrency=2, # Optional (default: 2)
loglevel="INFO", # Optional (default: INFO)
broker=None, # Optional (default: None)
needs=[ self.services['Redis'], ] # Optional (default: no prerequisites)
)
# Interact during the test:
self.services['Celery'].help().run()
[ Prints output ]
self.services['Celery'].status().run()
[ Prints status output ]
self.services['Celery'].control(*args).run()
[ Prints output ]
self.services['Celery'].inspect(*args).run()
[ Prints output ]See this service in action at the DjangoRemindMe project.
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