def payday():
# Wire things up.
# ===============
# Manually override max db connections so that we only have one connection.
# Our db access is serialized right now anyway, and with only one
# connection it's easier to trust changes to statement_timeout. The point
# here is that we want to turn off statement_timeout for payday.
env = wireup.env()
env.database_maxconn = 1
db = wireup.db(env)
db.run("SET statement_timeout = 0")
wireup.billing(env)
wireup.nanswers(env)
# Lazily import the billing module.
# =================================
# This dodges a problem where db in billing is None if we import it from
# gittip before calling wireup.billing.
from gittip.billing.payday import Payday
try:
Payday(db).run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
except:
import aspen
import traceback
aspen.log(traceback.format_exc())
def payday():
# Wire things up.
# ===============
env = wireup.env()
db = wireup.db(env)
wireup.billing(env)
wireup.nanswers(env)
# Lazily import the billing module.
# =================================
# This dodges a problem where db in billing is None if we import it from
# gittip before calling wireup.billing.
from gittip.billing.exchanges import sync_with_balanced
from gittip.billing.payday import Payday
try:
with db.get_cursor() as cursor:
sync_with_balanced(cursor)
Payday.start().run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
except:
import aspen
import traceback
aspen.log(traceback.format_exc())
def payday():
db = wireup.db()
wireup.billing()
wireup.nanswers()
# Lazily import the billing module.
# =================================
# This dodges a problem where db in billing is None if we import it from
# gittip before calling wireup.billing.
from gittip.billing.payday import Payday
try:
Payday(db).run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
except:
import aspen
import traceback
aspen.log(traceback.format_exc())
