woodenwaiter 0.0.3

A producer-customer model based on redis

Python producer-customer model based on redis

Example Usage

A simple program that showing how to use WoodenWaiter as a customer and producer

customer example:

import time

from woodenwaiter.woodenwaiter import WoodenWaiter
from woodenwaiter.woodenwaiter import WoodenCustomer
from woodenwaiter.woodenwaiter import WoodenManager

if __name__ == '__main__':
    table1 = 'cmdb'
    table2 = 'rbac'
    dish1 = 'custom_sync'
    dish2 = 'some_task'
    waiter = WoodenWaiter()

    def print_foods(foods):
        print('custom foods')
        print('foods is: {}'.format(foods))

    customer1 = WoodenCustomer(
            table=table1, dish=dish1, waiter=waiter,
            process=print_foods, seconds=1)
    customer2 = WoodenCustomer(
            table=table2, dish=dish2, waiter=waiter,
            process=print_foods, seconds=3)

    manager = WoodenManager()
    manager.add_customer(customer1)
    manager.add_customer(customer2)
    manager.launch()

    while True:
        time.sleep(1)

producer example:

import time
import random

from woodenwaiter.woodenwaiter import WoodenMenu
from woodenwaiter.woodenwaiter import WoodenWaiter
from woodenwaiter.woodenwaiter import WoodenCooker

if __name__ == '__main__':
    table1 = 'cmdb'
    table2 = 'rbac'
    dish1 = 'custom_sync'
    dish2 = 'some_task'
    foods1 = {
        "action": "sync_custom_data",
        "paras": ""
    }
    foods2 = {
        "action": "some_action",
        "paras": {
            "para1": "value1",
            "para2": "value2"
        }
    }
    menu1 = WoodenMenu(table=table1, dish=dish1, foods=foods1)
    menu2 = WoodenMenu(table=table2, dish=dish2, foods=foods2)
    waiter = WoodenWaiter()
    cooker1 = WoodenCooker(menu=menu1, waiter=waiter)
    cooker2 = WoodenCooker(menu=menu2, waiter=waiter)

    def cook_sometime():
        while True:
            seconds = random.randint(3, 10)
            time.sleep(seconds)
            print('cookone after {} seconds'.format(seconds))
            cooker1.cookone()
            cooker2.cookone()

    cooker_thread = threading.Thread(target=cook_sometime)
    cooker_thread.start()

    while True:
        time.sleep(1)

classes introduce

Interoduce Classes of WoodenWaiter

WoodenMenu

Each WoodenCooker cook ONE kind of food according to ONE WoodenMenu instance. We create WoodenMenu instance by offer a table(maybe your program model), a dish(maybe one kinds of your task) and foods(some informations the customer need)

suggested format of parameter ‘foods’:

foods = {
    "action": "要执行的任务字符串",
    "paras": {"para1": "value1", "para2": "value2"}
}

WoodenWaiter

Each WoodenWater connect ONE redis database. We use WoodenWaiter to create WoodenCooker instance and WoodenCustomer instance.

WoodenWater take dish from WoodenCooker(push task to redis list) and serve dish to WoodenCustomer(pop task from redis).

WoodenCooker

Creating an WoodenCooker need a WoodenMenu and a WoodenWaiter.

Methods:

set_menu(self, menu) - set WoodenMenu

set_waiter(self, waiter) - set WoodenWaiter

cookone(self, menu=None) - push a task to redis

WoodenCustomer

WoodenCustomer take four parameters:

• table: maybe your program model

• dish: maybe one kind of your task

• waiter: a WoodenWaiter instance

• process: a function that accept a dictionary parameter. This function will be call when waiter serve a dish of food(when pop a task from redis).

• seconds: the seconds of the cycil that waiter check the redis.

WoodenCustomer is inherented from threading.Thread. But start the thread yourself is not suggested. Please use WoodenManager instand.

Methods:

call_waiter(self) - call waiter to check if foods is OK(if there is a task in redis)

call_waiter_cyclic(self, seconds) - call waiter cyclic

WoodenManager

WoodenManager is used for WoodenCustomer centralized management. We add woodenCustomer instance to it, and then launch the threads

Methods:

add_customer(self, customer) - add WoodenCustomer instance

launch(self) - launch all WoodenCustomer Threads