Run jobs in the background of an aiohttp server.
Usage
Define a service
import asyncio
from some_aiohttp_service import BaseService
async def some_long_calculation(a, b):
await asyncio.sleep(5)
return f"Done with {a}/{b}"
class TestService(BaseService):
name = "test"
@staticmethod
async def work(job):
return await some_long_calculation(**job.data)
async def error_handler(self, job, error):
print("Error", error)
async def result_handler(self, job, result):
print(result)
Set up an aiohttp server:
from aiohttp.web import Application, get, run_app
from aiohttp.web_exceptions import HTTPOk, HTTPAccepted
async def health(_):
raise HTTPOk
async def hello(request):
a = request.match_info["a"]
b = request.match_info["b"]
await request.app["test"].commit_work({"a": a, "b": b})
raise HTTPAccepted
app = Application()
app.add_routes([get("/work/{a}/{b}", hello), get("/health", health)])
app.cleanup_ctx.append(TestService(app).init)
run_app(app)
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