# using options.config in run.py (python -m emissary.run -c somefile.py)
app.config.from_object("emissary.config")
app.version = "2.0.0"
app.inbox = Queue()
app.scripts = None
app.feedmanager = None
app.config["HTTP_BASIC_AUTH_REALM"] = "Emissary " + app.version
# These are response queues that enable the main thread of execution to
# share data with the REST interface. Mainly for reporting the status of crontabs.
app.queues = []
for i in range(cpu_count() * 2):
q = Queue()
q.access = time.time()
app.queues.append(q)
db = SQLAlchemy(app)
api = restful.Api(app, prefix='/v1')
def init():
# Models are imported here to prevent a circular import where we would
# import models and the models would import that db object just above us.
# They're also imported here in this function because they implicitly
# monkey-patch the threading module, and we might not need that if all we want
# from the namespace is something like app.version, like in repl.py for example.
from models import APIKey
from models import FeedGroup
from models import Feed
# This config is the default and can be overridden by
# using options.config in run.py (python -m emissary.run -c somefile.py)
app.config.from_object("emissary.config")
app.version = "2.1.1"
app.inbox = Queue()
app.scripts = None
app.feedmanager = None
app.config["HTTP_BASIC_AUTH_REALM"] = "Emissary " + app.version
# These are response queues that enable the main thread of execution to
# share data with the REST interface. Mainly for reporting the status of crontabs.
app.queues = []
for i in range(cpu_count() * 2):
q = Queue()
q.access = time.time()
app.queues.append(q)
db = SQLAlchemy(app)
api = restful.Api(app, prefix='/v1')
def init():
# Models are imported here to prevent a circular import where we would
# import models and the models would import that db object just above us.
# They're also imported here in this function because they implicitly
# monkey-patch the threading module, and we might not need that if all we want
# from the namespace is something like app.version, like in repl.py for example.
from models import APIKey
from models import FeedGroup
