service-linker 0.0.1a0

A simple Python library to manage kinds of services connections

Service Linker Library

Overview

The Service Linker library provides a unified and extensible way to manage connections to various services like databases, message brokers, and search engines. It simplifies connection management by ensuring proper lifecycle handling, thread-safety, and flexibility for different service requirements.

The core functionality includes:

• Registering service adapters for various services.
• Managing both thread-safe and non-thread-safe connections.
• Providing context management for connections.

Key Features

1. Extensibility: Easily register new services by creating adapters.
2. Thread-Safety: Handle both thread-safe and non-thread-safe connections.
3. Connection Lifecycle Management: Automatically close all connections at program exit.
4. Context Management: Simplify connection handling using Python’s with statement.

Components

core.py

The core.py module provides the main ServiceManager class, which handles connection registration, retrieval, and cleanup.

Key Classes

1. ServiceManager

   • Manages connections and ensures proper lifecycle handling.
   • Supports both global and thread-local connection storage.
   • Provides methods to register adapters, retrieve connections, and close connections.

2. ConnectionWrapper

   • Wraps individual connections to provide additional management capabilities.
   • Delegates attribute and method access to the underlying connection object.

adapter.py

The adapter.py module defines the abstract base class ServiceAdapter, which must be implemented for each new service. It ensures consistency and enforces the implementation of methods to establish and close connections.

Key Methods

• do_get_connection: Establishes a connection.
• do_close: Closes a connection.

Adapters

The library includes several pre-built adapters for popular services:

1. Elasticsearch (adapters/elasticsearch_adapter.py)

   • Adapter: ElasticSearchAdapter
   • Thread-Safe: Yes

2. Kafka Consumer (adapters/kafka_consumer_adapter.py)

   • Adapter: KafkaConsumerAdapter
   • Thread-Safe: No

3. Kafka Producer (adapters/kafka_producer_adapter.py)

   • Adapter: KafkaProducerAdapter
   • Thread-Safe: Yes

4. MongoDB (adapters/mongo_adapter.py)

   • Adapter: MongoAdapter
   • Thread-Safe: Yes

5. MySQL (Raw) (adapters/mysql_raw_adapter.py)

   • Adapter: MySQLRawAdapter
   • Thread-Safe: No

Usage

1. Registering an Adapter

Adapters are registered automatically using the @ServiceManager.register_service_adapter decorator.

2. Retrieving a Connection

from service_linker.core import ServiceManager

connection = ServiceManager.get_connection("elasticsearch", hosts=["http://localhost:9200"])

3. Using Context Management

from service_linker.core import ServiceManager

with ServiceManager.connection_context("mongo", host="localhost", port=27017) as conn:
    db = conn.my_database
    print(db.list_collection_names())

4. Closing Connections

from service_linker.core import ServiceManager

ServiceManager.close_connection("elasticsearch", hosts=["http://localhost:9200"])

5. Closing All Connections

All connections are automatically closed when the program exits, but you can manually invoke it:

from service_linker.core import ServiceManager

ServiceManager.close_all_connections()

Extending the Library

To add support for a new service, create a new adapter by subclassing ServiceAdapter:

from service_linker.adapter import ServiceAdapter
from service_linker.core import ServiceManager

@ServiceManager.register_service_adapter
class MyServiceAdapter(ServiceAdapter):
    thread_safe = True
    service_name = "my_service"

    def do_get_connection(self, **params):
        # Logic to establish a connection
        return connection

    def do_close(self, connection):
        # Logic to close the connection
        pass

Installation

Clone the repository and install dependencies:

pip install service_linker

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.