Artron - multiprocess execution helper
Artron is a simple python module to use multiprocessing with dependency graph and queue management allowing easy tool creation.
Installation
pip
pip install artron
Simple example
see examples/basic.py to get the full file
First create an class with all actions needed inside (you could also use a module). Artron will use getattr on the object or module to run the task.
import time
class Builder(object):
def builder_func_1(self, msg, retry):
time.sleep(6)
return "builder_func_1 ==> " + msg
def builder_func_2(self, msg, retry):
time.sleep(3)
return "builder_func_2 ==> " + msg
def builder_func_3(self, msg, retry):
time.sleep(1)
raise Exception("ERROR builder_func_3")
return "builder_func_3 ==> " + msg
def builder_func_4(self, msg, retry):
time.sleep(4)
return "builder_func_4 ==> " + msg
Now use with Artron
import sys
from pprint import pprint
from artron.task import Task
from artron.manager import Manager
def process(run=True):
# builder to pass to Artron
builder = Builder()
# declare manager
manager = Manager(builder, max_retry=2)
# declare tasks
task1 = Task('task-id-1', {'msg': 'task-1-msg'}, 'builder_func_1')
task2 = Task('task-id-2', {'msg': 'task-2-msg'}, 'builder_func_2')
task3 = Task('task-id-3', {'msg': 'task-3-msg'}, 'builder_func_3')
task4 = Task('task-id-4', {'msg': 'task-4-msg'}, 'builder_func_4')
task5 = Task('task-id-5', {'msg': 'task-5-msg'}, 'builder_func_2')
task6 = Task('task-id-6', {'msg': 'task-6-msg'}, 'builder_func_4')
# generate dependencies
task1.add_require(task2.tid)
task1.add_require(task3.tid)
task1.add_require(task4.tid)
task2.add_require(task4.tid)
task6.add_require(task2.tid)
task5.add_require(task1.tid)
# add task
manager.add(task1)
manager.add(task2)
manager.add(task3)
manager.add(task4)
manager.add(task5)
manager.add(task6)
# if we should run
if run:
# start
results = manager.start()
pprint(results)
sys.exit(results['exit_code'])
# otherwise print tasks ids
else:
for task in manager.tasks.keys():
print("-", task)
if __name__ == '__main__':
process()
That's it!
Result
artron: [ERROR] Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ahmet/workspaces/devs/python-artron/artron/task.py", line 89, in run
**self.inputs
File "examples/basic.py", line 19, in builder_func_3
raise Exception("ERROR builder_func_3")
Exception: ERROR builder_func_3
artron: [ERROR] ERROR builder_func_3
artron: [ERROR] Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ahmet/workspaces/devs/python-artron/artron/task.py", line 89, in run
**self.inputs
File "examples/basic.py", line 19, in builder_func_3
raise Exception("ERROR builder_func_3")
Exception: ERROR builder_func_3
artron: [ERROR] ERROR builder_func_3
{'date_end': '2018-08-29T20:02:54.640Z',
'date_start': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.606Z',
'elapsed': '00:00:15',
'exit_code': 1,
'results': {'aborted': 0,
'deps': 2,
'failures': 1,
'nrun': 0,
'ready': 0,
'success': 3},
'tasks': [{'date_created': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.605Z',
'date_end': None,
'date_start': None,
'func': 'builder_func_1',
'inputs': {'msg': 'task-1-msg'},
'require': ['task-id-2', 'task-id-4'],
'results': None,
'state': -2,
'tid': 'task-id-1',
'time_duration': 0.0,
'time_duration_str': '00:00:00'},
{'date_created': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.605Z',
'date_end': '2018-08-29T20:02:41.617Z',
'date_start': '2018-08-29T20:02:40.615Z',
'func': 'builder_func_3',
'inputs': {'msg': 'task-3-msg'},
'require': [],
'results': 'ERROR builder_func_3',
'state': -1,
'tid': 'task-id-3',
'time_duration': 1.0019969940185547,
'time_duration_str': '00:00:01'},
{'date_created': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.605Z',
'date_end': '2018-08-29T20:02:48.625Z',
'date_start': '2018-08-29T20:02:45.621Z',
'func': 'builder_func_2',
'inputs': {'msg': 'task-2-msg'},
'require': [],
'results': 'builder_func_2 ==> task-2-msg',
'state': 3,
'tid': 'task-id-2',
'time_duration': 3.0032620429992676,
'time_duration_str': '00:00:03'},
{'date_created': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.605Z',
'date_end': None,
'date_start': None,
'func': 'builder_func_2',
'inputs': {'msg': 'task-5-msg'},
'require': [],
'results': None,
'state': -2,
'tid': 'task-id-5',
'time_duration': 0.0,
'time_duration_str': '00:00:00'},
{'date_created': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.605Z',
'date_end': '2018-08-29T20:02:43.616Z',
'date_start': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.613Z',
'func': 'builder_func_4',
'inputs': {'msg': 'task-4-msg'},
'require': [],
'results': 'builder_func_4 ==> task-4-msg',
'state': 3,
'tid': 'task-id-4',
'time_duration': 4.003551006317139,
'time_duration_str': '00:00:04'},
{'date_created': '2018-08-29T20:02:39.605Z',
'date_end': '2018-08-29T20:02:54.636Z',
'date_start': '2018-08-29T20:02:50.631Z',
'func': 'builder_func_4',
'inputs': {'msg': 'task-6-msg'},
'require': [],
'results': 'builder_func_4 ==> task-6-msg',
'state': 3,
'tid': 'task-id-6',
'time_duration': 4.00443696975708,
'time_duration_str': '00:00:04'}]}
Details
Tasks
Task is an object with function to run on builder, inputs to send and state also with time informations.
States values:
- -2: dependency error, means that parent task failed.
- -1: task failed to run
- 0: initial state (when creating them)
- 1: task is ready and in queue, there is no more dependencies, waiting to be process by workers
- 2: task is running
- 3: task run successfully
Worker
Worker is just a process.
By default, multiprocessing.cpu_count() is used as number of workers.
Integrations
You could use click to create simple cli.
pip install click
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import basic # import examples/basic.py
import click
@click.group()
@click.version_option()
def cli():
"""Artron CLI"""
@cli.command()
def start():
"""Start all tasks."""
basic.process()
@cli.command()
def list():
"""List tasks."""
basic.process(False)
if __name__ == '__main__':
cli()
List tasks
$ python examples/basic_cli.py list
- task-id-1
- task-id-3
- task-id-2
- task-id-5
- task-id-4
- task-id-6
Licence
Copyright 2018 - Ahmet Demir
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
class ProgressBar(object): """Simple progress bar""" def init(self, total=100): self.total = total self.n = 0
def update(self, count=1):
if self.n == 0:
sys.stdout.write("[%s]" % (" " * self.total))
sys.stdout.flush()
sys.stdout.write("\b" * (self.total+1))
for _ in range(0, min(count, self.total-self.n)):
sys.stdout.write("-")
sys.stdout.flush()
self.n += count
def close(self):
self.update(self.total - self.n)
sys.stdout.write("\n")
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