lightsleep 0.0.1

sleep() you can interrupt with redis or websocket event

lightsleep

Lightsleep is sleep() you can interrupt with redis or websocket event

This is nice feature if you want to do some actions periodically AND immediately on some event.

lightsleep

ltsleep.py is very short simple CLI utility (better then /usr/bin/sleep) which is also demo how to use sleep.

Useless example where lsleep is identical to /usr/bin/sleep (sleep 60 seconds):

lsleep.py 60

lsleep.py -h will list all available hooks and their default options

interrupt sleep with redis PUBLISH command

lsleep.py 60 --hook redis (defaults: local redis server, channel sleep)

Interrupt this sleep from redis-cli:

127.0.0.1:6379> PUBLISH sleep anything
(integer) 1

To override defaults parameters:

lsleep.py 60 --hook redis url=redis://localhost:6379/0 msg=stop ch=sleep

(seting msg to any value will requre to PUBLISH exact this value. If msg is not set, any message will interrupt sleep)

Interrupt sleep with websocket

lsleep.py 300 --hook ws url=http://localhost:8899/ room=myapps::u1 secret=myapps-pass

You may use ws-emit websocket application as server.

optional secret if room requires secret to join (when room name containts '::'). This should match ws-emit secret in redis, set with SET ws-emit::secret::myapps myapps-pass

If event and data specified, sleep will be interrupted only if websocket event name and data matches it.

Using sleep in your package

See lsleep.py code, it's very small. Example:

from lightsleep import Sleep

s = Sleep(hook=['redis','msg=stop', 'ch=sleep'])
s.sleep(60)