HotWatch
HotWatch is a command line utility for monitoring the status of HotQueue queue instances.
Use it like this:
$ hotwatch otherqueue myqueue thisqueue otherqueue: 1182 items myqueue: 0 items thisqueue: 33181 items
For help, use hotwatch --help.
HTTP interface and other output formats are coming soon.
To install it, run:
pip install -U hotwatch
The source code is available on GitHub.
To get help with HotQueue or HotWatch, use the HotQueue Users mailing list.
Contributing
The source is available on GitHub. To contribute to the project, fork it on GitHub and send a pull request, all contributions and suggestions are welcome.
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