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Utilities for working with python services.

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python-service-tools

Utilities for working with python services.

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Usage

logging_config

Default configuration for structlog.

Configure json logging at the INFO level:

from servicetools.logging_config import default_logging, LogFormat, Verbosity

default_logging(Verbosity.INFO, LogFormat.JSON)

Configure text logging at the DEBUG level:

from servicetools.logging_config import default_logging, LogFormat, Verbosity

default_logging(Verbosity.DEBUG, LogFormat.TEXT)

Configure text logging at the DEBUG level and filter out external loggers:

from servicetools.logging_config import default_logging, LogFormat, Verbosity

default_logging(Verbosity.DEBUG, LogFormat.TEXT, ["extern_logger_1"])

Log timing information for a function

Decorator to add timing information to the logs:

from servicetools.timer import timer

import structlog

@timer(structlog.get_logger(__name__))
def some_function():
    pass

Create a namespace relative patch

Create namespace relative patches:

import some_package.sub_package.another_package as under_test
from servicetools.testing import relative_patch_maker

patch = relative_patch_maker(under_test.__name__)

class TestStuff:
    #equivalent to @unittest.mock.patch("some_package.sub_package.another_package.something_to_patch")
    @patch("something_to_patch")
    def test_something(self, patched):
        under_test.something()
        patched.assert_called_once()

    #equivalent to @unittest.mock.patch("some_package.sub_package.another_package.something_else_to_patch")
    @patch("something_else_to_patch")
    def test_something(self, patched):
        under_test.something()
        patched.assert_called_once()

Starlette Structlog middleware

Middleware for Starlette framework to log HTTP requests to structlog. Log entries will be made at the start and end of each request. Error requests (400s and 500s) will also be logged. Any calls that throw exceptions will be converted 500 responses.

from servicetools.middleware import StructlogRequestMiddleware
import structlog

app.add_middleware(StructlogRequestMiddleware(app, logger=structlog.get_logger(__name__)))

There are options to customize the logging:

import logging

import structlog
from servicetools.middleware import StructlogRequestMiddleware

app.add_middleware(StructlogRequestMiddleware(
    app,
    logger=structlog.get_logger(__name__),
    log_level=logging.DEBUG,  # Log at the DEBUG level.
    ignored_status_codes={404},  # Do not log 404 errors.
))

Dramatiq Lazy Actor specification

Specification for dramatiq actors that allows them to connect a broker explicitly through the init_actor function rather than implicitly when they are created. This allows you to defer setting up your Rabbitmq broker to a time of your choosing. To create a new actor that uses this behavior, set up your dramatiq actors like so

import dramatiq

from servicetools.lazyactor import LazyActor

@dramatiq.actor(actor_class=LazyActor)
def test_func(data: str) -> None:
    print(data)

Now, whenever you have set up your Rabbitmq instance and connected to it, tell your actors to connect to it like so

from dramatiq.brokers.rabbitmq import RabbitmqBroker
from pika import PlainCredentials
import dramatiq

broker = RabbitmqBroker(
    host="localhost",
    credentials=PlainCredentials(username="user", password="password"),
)
dramatiq.set_broker(broker)

test_func.init_actor(broker=broker)

Development Guide

This project uses poetry:

$ pip install poetry
$ cd to/project/root
$ poetry install

Testing

Testing is done via pytest.

$ poetry run pytest

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