moirai-engine 0.0.21

The job processing engine that powers ananke

moirai-engine

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Table of Contents

• moirai-engine
  • Table of Contents
  • Installation
  • Usage
    • Basic Example
    • Advanced Example
  • About
  • License

NOTE: This doc is still in progress. for now it was generated by AI (sorry).

Installation

pip install moirai-engine

Usage

Basic Example

Here is a basic example of how to use the moirai-engine library to create and run a simple job:

import time
from moirai_engine.core.engine import Engine
from moirai_engine.utils.samples import hello_world

# Create and start the engine
engine = Engine()
engine.start()

# Create a job using the hello_world sample
job = hello_world()

# Add the job to the engine
engine.add_job(job)

# Let the engine run for a while
time.sleep(5)

# Stop the engine
engine.stop()

Advanced Example

Here is an advanced example that includes real-time notifications and job cancellation:

import asyncio
from moirai_engine.core.engine import Engine
from moirai_engine.utils.samples import hello_world


# Create an async function
async def notification_listener(notification):
    print(f"Received notification: {notification}")


async def main():
    engine = Engine(max_workers=4, listener=notification_listener)
    await engine.start()

    # Add jobs to the engine
    await engine.add_job(hello_world(), notification_listener)

    # Let the engine run for a while
    await asyncio.sleep(2)

    await engine.stop()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())

About

moirai-engine is the engine that powers Ananke, but it was planned to be used as a processing engine. This project is still in progress, and features like task registry and autodiscover are still in development.

License

MIT License