lucos-schedule-tracker-pythonclient 2.0.1

Python library for sending updates to lucos_schedule_tracker

lucos_schedule_tracker_pythonclient

Python library for sending updates to lucos_schedule_tracker.

This library posts to the v2 /report-status endpoint. See ADR-0004 for the architectural background on system vs job_name.

Configuration

The following environment variables must be set for the library to function:

• SYSTEM: A unique identifier for the system being tracked. This is used as the User-Agent header and as the default system name in reports.
• SCHEDULE_TRACKER_ENDPOINT: The v2 report endpoint URL of the lucos_schedule_tracker instance (e.g., https://schedule-tracker.example.com/v2/report-status). The URL must contain /v2/ — the library validates this at startup and exits with an error if it does not.

Usage

from schedule_tracker import updateScheduleTracker

# Report a successful run
updateScheduleTracker(True, "ingestor_dbpedia")

# Report a failure with a message
updateScheduleTracker(False, "ingestor_loc", message="Database connection failed")

API Reference

updateScheduleTracker(success: bool, job_name: str, system: str = SYSTEM, message: str | None = None, frequency: int = 86400)

Sends a status update to the v2 schedule tracker endpoint.

• success (bool, required): Whether the job completed successfully.
• job_name (str, required): A sub-job identifier within the system (e.g. "ingestor_dbpedia_meanOfTransportation"). Naming the job explicitly makes it easier to add further jobs to the same system later without schema changes.
• system (str, optional): The identifier for the owning system (e.g. "lucos_arachne"). Defaults to the value of the SYSTEM environment variable.
• message (str | None, optional): A human-readable message, typically used to provide details on failure.
• frequency (int, optional): How often the job is expected to run, in seconds. Defaults to 86400 (24 hours).