- python3.5
- aioredis (we only need
Redis
object with awaitable methods)
Redis
object should be created before Queue
init. This way you may use the
same connecton to Redis for different purposes in your program.
import asyncio
import aioredis
import aioredisqueue
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
async def process_jobs():
redis = await aioredis.create_reconnecting_redis(...)
queue = aioredisqueue.Queue(redis)
await q.put(b'abc')
task = await q.get()
print(task.payload)
await task.ack()
loop.run_until_complete(process_jobs)
All methods are coroutines, even get_nowait
. That's because calls to redis are
performed during each such call.
loop
may be deleted from constructor params
- Task classes with built-in serialization support
max_items
limit support: current version ofput
method will be renamed intoput_nowait
.get_multi
andput_multi
methods, allowing getting and putting multiple items from queue with one call- method for periodical requeueing of not acknowledged tasks
- keeping track of times a task was requeued, dropping too old tasks or tasks with too many retries.