def example_request(self, response: Optional[HttpResponse] = None):
if response is None:
return self.request \
.set_url("https://www.offspring.co.uk/") \
.set_method("GET") \
.build()
log_status('Task Completed Request', 'FINISHED', self.name,
self.task_id)
return self.schedule(self.example_request)
def handle_unknown_responses(self, response: WebSocketResponse):
"""
Called when no response handler was registered for a scheduled task
Normally this shouldn't happen, so by default a warning will be printed to console.
Override this method to customize its behaviour
:param response:
:return:
"""
log_status(f'Task Crashed Unknown Error', 'FAILED', self.name,
self.task_id)
def handle_errors(self, err: str, response_callback: callable):
"""
Called when a goclient returns a (fatal) error in a response
By default stop() will be called and an unrecoverable error will be thrown!
Override this method to customize its behaviour
:param err:
:return:
"""
# self.stop()
#raise Exception("Task failed with error: " + err)
self.schedule_sleep_thread(response_callback)
log_status(
'Example Error In Single Thread - Other Threads Should Continue Running But Are Being Blocked By This Sleep',
'FAILED', self.name, self.task_id)
def run(self):
log_status('Starting Task', 'INITIALIZING', self.name, self.task_id)
self.schedule(self.example_request)
def stop(self):
self._stop = True
log_status('Task Stopped', 'FAILED', self.name, self.task_id)