temporalloop 0.2.2

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TemporalLoop

TemporalLoop is an open-source project that helps you run and manage Temporal.io workers. It Inspired from how uvicorn works for ASGI applications. With a simple configuration, you can define multiple workers with their own activities, workflows, queue and settings. It aims to reduce boilerplate code, improve worker management, and increase interoperability between Temporal-based projects.

Features

• Easy configuration with YAML or JSON
• Unify and Simplified worker maintenance across all Temporal's python microservices
• Customizable logging
• Support for DataConverter and Interceptor classes
• Customizable Worker instance
• Launch multiple workers on a single process
• Signal handling (SIGINT, SIGTERM) with graceful shutdown

Prerequisites

• Python 3.10+
• Temporal.io server (self-hosted or cloud)

Installation

Install TemporalLoop using pip:

pip install temporalloop

Configuration

Here's a sample config.yaml for configuring TemporalLoop:

temporalio:
  host: "127.0.0.1:7233"
  namespace: "default"

logging:
  level: "info"
  use_colors: true
  log_config: "path/to/your/log_config.ini"

workers:
  - name: "worker1"
    queue: "first-queue"
    workflows:
      - "your_package.workflows:YourWorkflow"
    activities:
      - "your_package.activities:your_activity_one"
      - "your_package.activities:your_activity_two"

  - name: "worker2"
    queue: "another-queue"
    workflows:
      - "your_package.workflows:YourWorkflow"
    activities:
      - "your_package.activities:your_activity_one"
      
    # Settings can be overrided per worker
    namespace: "staging" 
    interceptors: []  # Skip interceptors for this worker
    factory: "your_package.worker:WorkerFactory"
    
interceptors:
  - "temporalloop.interceptors.sentry:SentryInterceptor"

This sample configuration file includes:

• Temporal settings, including the host and namespace
• Logging settings, such as the log level, color usage, and an optional log configuration file
• A list of workers, each with a unique name, task queue, and associated workflows and activities, namespace
• A list of interceptors to be used across all workers

Replace your_package with your actual package name and provide the appropriate paths for your workflows, activities, and interceptors.

Usage

Starting a Worker

You can start a worker either by writing a script or using the command-line interface.

Command-Line Example

tempoloop --config=config.yaml --host=localhost:7233 --log-level=debug

Script Example

# worker.py
from temporalloop.config import Config, WorkerConfig
from temporalloop.main import run

from your_package.workflows import YourWorkflow
from your_package.activities import your_activity_one, your_activity_two

if __name__ == "__main__":
    run(Config(
        host="localhost:7233",
        workers=[
            WorkerConfig(name="worker1",
                         queue="your-queue",
                         workflows=[YourWorkflow],
                         activities=[your_activity_one, your_activity_two],
                         ),
            WorkerConfig(name="worker2",
                         queue="another-queue",
                         workflows=[YourWorkflow],
                         activities=[your_activity_one, your_activity_two],
                         ),
        ],        
    ))

Run the script with

python worker.py