# nautilus-registry
A module to support an "impure" nautilus architecture, taking advantage of a service registry
## Installing
`nautilus_registry` can be installed from pip:
```bash
pip install nautilus_registry
```
## Connecting a service to consul
Currently, `nautilus_registry` only supports consul and does so through a
service mixin:
```python
import nautilus
from nautilus_registry import RegisterMixin
class MyService(RegisterMixin, nautilus.Service):
# ...
```
This mixin registers the service with consul when the service starts and
handles the removal of the service from consul aswell.
## Referring to the registry in an API
Schemas that are executed from services with this mixin can access various utility functions through the context:
```python
class MyObjectType(graphene.ObjectType):
field = Field(...)
@graphene.with_content
@graphene.resolve_only_args
def resolve_field(self, context=None):
# query the api for some data
data = context.service.query_api(...)
```
A module to support an "impure" nautilus architecture, taking advantage of a service registry
## Installing
`nautilus_registry` can be installed from pip:
```bash
pip install nautilus_registry
```
## Connecting a service to consul
Currently, `nautilus_registry` only supports consul and does so through a
service mixin:
```python
import nautilus
from nautilus_registry import RegisterMixin
class MyService(RegisterMixin, nautilus.Service):
# ...
```
This mixin registers the service with consul when the service starts and
handles the removal of the service from consul aswell.
## Referring to the registry in an API
Schemas that are executed from services with this mixin can access various utility functions through the context:
```python
class MyObjectType(graphene.ObjectType):
field = Field(...)
@graphene.with_content
@graphene.resolve_only_args
def resolve_field(self, context=None):
# query the api for some data
data = context.service.query_api(...)
```
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