Utils for sanic microservice development
sanic-service-utils set of utils to use with sanic framework
Installation
sanic-service-utils is available as a python library on Pypi. Installation is very simple using pip :
$ pip install sanic-service-utils
This will install sanic-service-utils as well as external dependency.
Basic usage
Basically sanic-service-utils is just set of blueprints for sanic and additional stuff. You should name you app correctly to use this set.
Blueprints
All blueprints can be found in listeners module.
- anji_orm_configuration:
Basically, setup
registerwhen you start app and stop it, when you stop app. Blueprint use variablesANJI_ORM_CONNECTION_STRINGfrom configuration to configure register.- sentry_configuration:
Configure sentry for web server, use variable
SENTRY_DSNfrom configuration.- backgroun_task_configuration:
Set empty list like variable
tasks_listto sanic app that will be cancelled on server stop. Please, use listenerafter_server_startto add new tasks.- aiohttp_session_configuration:
Just configure aiohttp settion like
async_sessionvariable for app.- jinja_session_configuration:
Just configure jinja render system like
jinjavariable for app.- log_configuration:
Just configure logging for app by app name.
- sanic_session_configuration:
Configure sanic session plugin, you should add variable
session_interfacewith SessionIntreface object to sanic app object.
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