mongo-mq
Simple job queue using mongodb
Usage
A queue can be instantiated with a mongo collection and a consumer identifier. The consumer identifier helps distinguish multiple queue consumers that are taking jobs from the queue:
>> from pymongo import MongoClient >> from mongomq import MongoQueue >> queue = MongoQueue( ... MongoClient().test.doctest_queu, ... consumer_id="consumer-1", ... timeout=300, ... max_attempts=3, ... ttl=18000)
You can set ttl in seconds, after this time the job will be delete from database (default 5 hours)
New jobs/items can be placed in the queue by passing a dictionary:
>> queue.put({"foobar": 1})
A job priority key and integer value can be specified in the dictionary which will cause the job to be processed before lower priority items:
>> queue.put({"foobar": 0}, priority=1})
An item can be fetched out by calling the next method on a queue. This returns a Job object:
>> job = queue.next()
>> job.payload
{"foobar": 1}
>> job.status
'started'
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Running Tests
Unit tests can be run with
$ python setup.py nosetests
Credits
Zaytsev Dmitriy, maintainer
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