def Config(*args, **kwargs):
"""
a config object with debug and port options already required
"""
config = BaseConfig(*args, **kwargs)
config.option('debug', type=bool)
config.option('port', type=int)
return config
def Config(*args, **kwargs):
"""
a config object with debug and port options already required
"""
config = BaseConfig(*args, **kwargs)
config.option('debug', type=bool)
config.option('port', type=int)
return config
def main():
# Config: app name (defaults to $0)
config = Config('beeper.py')
# define what keys to read from settings / optional cli args
# if options are not provided by cli args, then they MUST be in the
# config.
#
# -'s in names are read in python as _'s
# types are optional, but useful for argparse
config.option('beep-rate', type=float)
config.option('boop-rate', type=float)
# parses args, loads the config file, gets options, throws errors
# if options not satisfied
config.retrieve()
socket = pub(*config.uris)
# can now read config values as proprties of the Config instance
beep_thread('beep', socket, config.beep_rate).start()
beep_thread('boop', socket, config.boop_rate).start()
print 'URIs: ' + str(config.uris)
try:
while True:
sleep(10)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print " keyboard interrupt, exiting."
def main():
# we don't care about the value because we're only interested in service
# definitions. Unfortunatley you may need a dummy service definition
Config().retrieve()
uris = Service.all_uris()
if len(uris) == 0:
print('No URIs! Exiting.')
return
print('Will listen to uris: ' + str(uris))
for u in uris:
create_listener_thread(u).start()
try:
while True:
sleep(1)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print(' keyboard interrupt, exiting.')
return
