soon-kyoo 0.0.4

A subprocess-based task queue.

soon-kyoo

A subprocess-based task queue.

Introduction

Soon-Kyoo implements a simple FIFO queue using SQLite. It was created primarily for running long simulations.

As of yet, the vision of a subprocess-based workflow has not been realized. However, the package still works as a task queue.

Installation

pip install soon-kyoo

Usage

Users must create their own subclass of soon_kyoo.BaseTask. Subclasses must define a run() method, which contains the business logic for the task (what we care about). At least for now, input arguments to this method are restricted to being JSON serializable.

Example

The following can be found in the examples directory.

timer_task.py:

"""Script for creating timer tasks.
"""

import time

import soon_kyoo as sk


def timer_sleep_all(interval, n):
    for i in range(n):
        timer_sleep(interval, i, n)


def timer_sleep(interval, i=None, n=None):
    if None not in (i, n):
        msg = f"{i+1}/{n} "
    else:
        msg = ''
    msg += f"Sleeping {interval} seconds..."
    sk.echo(msg)
    time.sleep(interval)


class TimerTask(sk.BaseTask):
    """Task to count to a certain number a specified number of times.
    """

    task_name = 'TimerTask'

    def run(self, interval, n):
        """Count at the given interval the given number of times.

        Positional arguments:
        interval - (int) Interval, in seconds.
        n - (int) Number of times to count the given interval.
        """
        self.interval = interval
        timer_sleep_all(interval, n)
        sk.echo(f'Slept {interval * n} seconds total.')


if __name__ == '__main__':
    # Create a new task.
    timer_task = TimerTask()
    # Add the task to the queue, to be executed at some future time.
    # Arguments to delay() are the same as for run().
    timer_task.delay(3, 3)

timer_worker.py

"""Script for runnning a Worker dedicated to accomplishing TimerTasks.
"""

import soon_kyoo as sk

from timer_task import TimerTask


if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Instantiate TimerTask.
    timer_task = TimerTask()

    # Run worker.
    worker = sk.Worker(task=timer_task)
    worker.start()

Running the examples

Example files are included in the examples directory. From within your repository, clone soon-kyoo (will clone into "soon-kyoo" by default)...

git clone https://github.com/n8jhj/soon-kyoo.git

...and then install it in editable mode.

pip install -e soon-kyoo

Now run the following in two separate terminals:

Terminal 1:

Run the same script a few times.

C:\Users\...>python soon-kyoo\examples\timer_task.py
Queued task: 913d56e9-a609-4b84-b937-479a94716527

C:\Users\...>python soon-kyoo\examples\timer_task.py
Queued task: da952424-98d9-42e1-8851-91a30924b94b

C:\Users\...>python soon-kyoo\examples\timer_task.py
Queued task: 7ec2887a-42a5-4cb6-a0f9-a30453d4c95c

C:\Users\...>

Terminal 2:

C:\Users\...>python soon-kyoo\examples\timer_worker.py
Running task: 913d56e9-a609-4b84-b937-479a94716527
1/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
2/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
3/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
Slept 9 seconds total.
Finished task: 913d56e9-a609-4b84-b937-479a94716527

Running task: da952424-98d9-42e1-8851-91a30924b94b
1/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
2/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
3/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
Slept 9 seconds total.
Finished task: da952424-98d9-42e1-8851-91a30924b94b

Running task: 7ec2887a-42a5-4cb6-a0f9-a30453d4c95c
1/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
2/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
3/3 Sleeping 3 seconds...
Slept 9 seconds total.
Finished task: 7ec2887a-42a5-4cb6-a0f9-a30453d4c95c

Waiting for next task... (Ctrl + C to quit)

Quitting

C:\Users\...>

Etymology

This project is named after my friend, Soon-Kyoo. People call him Q, for short.