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a state machine that support multi process

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state-machine

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a state machine that can change difference backends (current only redis backend, lately the filelockbackend)
and keep state synchronously in different state even different host.

Install

sudo pip3 install state-machine-2

Quick Start

  1. Create a State Backend
from state_machine import StateMachine, RedisBackend
from redis import Redis
# you will need to install redis
# see more information here: https://redis.io/download#installation
redis_backend = RedisBackend(con=Redis(decode_responses=True))
  1. Create a State Machine Class
class Job(StateMachine):
    backend = redis_backend

    def __init__(self, state=None, jobid=None):
        self.jobid = jobid
        super().__init__(state=state, jobid=jobid)

    def __str__(self):
        return f"Job: {self.jobid}"
  1. Use
# first progress
>>> job1_0 = Job(jobid=1, state="NEW")
>>> job1_0.state = "STARTED"
# second progress
>>> job1_1 = Job(jobid=1, state="NEW")
>>> job1_1.state = "STARTED"
Error: StateChangedException() # raise Exception because the state has changed by job1_0

test and contribute

git clone git@github.com:ramwin/state-machine.git
cd state-machine
pip3 install -e ./
sh test.sh

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