pyensign 0.12.1b0

Ensign driver, SDK, and helpers for Python

PyEnsign

PyEnsign is the official Python SDK for Ensign, a distributed event store and stream-processing platform. This library allows you to interact with the Ensign API directly from Python in order to create publishers and subscribers.

Installation

pip install pyensign

Usage

Create a client from a client ID and client secret. If not provided, these will be obtained from the ENSIGN_CLIENT_ID and ENSIGN_CLIENT_SECRET variables.

from pyensign.ensign import Ensign

client = Ensign(client_id=<your client ID>, client_secret=<your client secret>)

The Event class can be used to create events from the raw data and mimetype.

from pyensign.events import Event

event = Event(b'{"temp": 72, "units": "fahrenheit"}', "application/json")

Publish events to a topic. This coroutine accepts one or more events, so the following uses are all valid.

await client.publish("weather", event)
await client.publish("weather", event1, event2)
await client.publish("weather", [event1, event2])

Publish is asynchronous. You should generally call flush() before your program exits to ensure that all events are published to the server.

# Wait for events to be published with a default timeout of 2 seconds.
await client.flush()

For more precision, you can wait for individual events to be acked by the server.

ack = await event.wait_for_ack()
print(ack)

Subscribe to one or more topics by providing the topic name(s) or ID(s).

async for event in client.subscribe("weather"):
    print("Received event with data: {}".format(event.data))
    await event.ack()

Advanced Usage

The publish coroutine accepts asynchronous callbacks so the client can distinguish between committed and uncommitted events. Callbacks are invoked when acks and nacks are received from the server and the first argument passed to the callback is the Ack or Nack itself. An Ack contains a committed timestamp. A Nack is returned if the event couldn't be committed and contains the ID of the event along with an error describing what went wrong.

async def handle_ack(self, ack):
    ts = datetime.fromtimestamp(ack.committed.seconds + ack.committed.nanos / 1e9)
    print(f"Event committed at {ts}")

async def handle_nack(self, nack):
    print(f"Could not commit event {nack.id} with error {nack.code}: {nack.error}")

await client.publish("weather", event, on_ack=handle_ack, on_nack=handle_nack)