Queue Front
A lowest-common-denominator API for interacting with lightweight queues. A fork of https://code.google.com/p/queues/. This main reason for this fork was to add python 3.0+ compatibility. Although you should be aware that the backend libraries may not be python 3.0+ compatible.
Backends
Amazon sqs
boto, MIT
memcached*
pylibmc, 3-clause BSD (a python wrapper around TangentOrg‘s libmemcached library.)
bmemcached, MIT (a pure python module)
beanstalkd
beanstalkc, APL-2.0
redis
redis-py, MIT
*memcached backends must use a queueing server such as MemcacheQ.
Example
$ export QUEUE_BACKEND=redisd
$ export QUEUE_REDIS_CONNECTION=localhost:6379
$ python
>>> from queue_front import queues
>>> q = queues.Queue('myname')
>>> q.write('test')
True
>>> len(q)
1
>>> q.read()
test
>>> queues.get_list()
['myname']
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Mario Rosa’s Key with id 0x8EBBFA6F (full fingerprint F261 96E4 8EF2 ED4A 26F8 58E9 04AA 48D1 8EBB FA6F) and his email is mario@dwaiter.com
You can find this key on servers like pgp.mit.edu.
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