asynqueue.process.ProcessQueue(TaskQueue)
class documentation
Part of asynqueue.process
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Static Method | cores | |
Method | __init__ | |
Method | stats | No summary |
Inherited from TaskQueue:
Method | __len__ | Returns my "length" as the number of workers currently at my disposal. |
Method | __bool__ | I evaluate as True if I am running and have at least one
worker. |
Method | isRunning | Returns True if shutdown has not been initiated and both my
task handler and queue are running, False otherwise. |
Method | shutdown | You must call this and wait for the Deferred it returns
when you're done with me. Calls Queue.shutdown ,
among other things. |
Method | attachWorker | Registers a new provider of IWorker for working on tasks
from the queue. |
Method | detachWorker | Detaches and terminates the worker supplied or specified by its ID. |
Method | qualifyWorker | Adds the specified series to the qualifications of the supplied worker. |
Method | workers | Returns the worker object specified by ID, or None
if that worker is not employed with me. |
Method | taskDone | Processes the status/result tuple from a worker running a task. You don't need to call this directly. |
Method | newTask | Makes a new tasks.Task object from a
func-args-kw combo. You won't call this directly. |
Method | call | Queues up a function call. |
Method | update | Sets an update task from func with any supplied arguments and keywords to be run directly on all current and future workers. |
Method | _getWorkerID | Undocumented |
def
__init__(self, N, **kw):
overrides asynqueue.base.TaskQueue.__init__
Parameters | N | The number of workers (subordinate Python processes) initially in the queue. (type: int) |
kw | Keywords for the regular TaskQueue
constructor, except callStats. That enables callStats on each
worker. |
def
stats(self):
Only call this if you've constructed me with
callStats=True
. Returns a Deferred
that fires
with a concatenated list of lists from calls to ProcessWorker.stats
on each of my workers.