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redis_simple_queue implements a queue on top of Redis.
Requires:
* Redis 2.0+
* Newest version of redis-py http://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py
* redis_wrap http://pypi.python.org/pypi/redis_wrap
Examples
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Example of using the queue::
from redis_simple_queue import *
delete_jobs('tasks')
put('tasks', '42')
assert 'tasks' in get_all_queues()
assert queue_stats('tasks')['queue_size'] == 1
assert reserve('tasks') == '42'
assert queue_stats('tasks')['queue_size'] == 0
Copyright: 2010 by amix
License: BSD.
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