Kuroko
Minimalistic Python Task Executor Framework
Requirements
Installation
pip install kuroko
Usage
examples
5sec interval task execution
import kuroko
class MyBot(kuroko.Bot):
@kuroko.timer(5)
def echo_pong(self):
print("pong")
bot = MyBot()
bot.start()crontab like task execution
class MyBot(kuroko.Bot):
@kuroko.crontab('*/5 * * * *')
def echo_pong(self):
print("pong")watchdog thin wrapper
class MyBot(kuroko.Bot):
@kuroko.watch
def echo_pong(self, event):
print("pong", event)
@kuroko.watch(patterns=['*.py'])
def echo_ping(self, event):
print("ping", event)logging
class MyBot(kuroko.Bot):
@kuroko.crontab('*/5 * * * *')
def echo_pong(self):
self.log.info("app logging")Restart & Stop task
send a SIGUSR1 when you want to restart the all tasks, send a SIGHUP when you want to stop the all tasks.
TODO
[ ] support multi-thread model
[ ] colorize logging
[ ] statistics web frontend
[ ] terminal like interface
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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