def connect(host, port, dst_tube):
"""connect to beanstalk, use dst_tube tube."""
beanstalk = Connection(host, port))
print("tubes:", beanstalk.tubes())
print("switching to", beanstalk.use(dst_tube))
print("now using", beanstalk.using())
return beanstalk
def push_city_jobs(city, sample_order):
"""get image download jobs for a city from job api then push them to image
download queue."""
dst_tube = 'backlog_' + city.replace(' ', '_').lower()
beanstalk = Connection(host='localhost', port=11300)
print("tubes:", beanstalk.tubes())
print("switching to", beanstalk.use(dst_tube))
print("now using", beanstalk.using())
job_api = API()
ok, jobs = job_api.jobs(city, sample_order)
if not ok:
return 0
for job in jobs:
job_json = json.dumps(job)
beanstalk.put(job_json)
print("pushed {}_{}_{}_{}".format(job['city'], job['osm_way_id'],
job['sequence'], job['cam_dir']))
beanstalk.close()
return len(jobs)
#!/usr/bin/env python3
from pystalkd.Beanstalkd import Connection
import notification
import pickle
import base64
setup = {
'connection': ('localhost', 11300),
'tubes': {
'use': 'python',
'ignore': ['default'],
}
}
c = Connection(*setup['connection'])
c.use(setup['tubes']['use'])
print("Using tube {}".format(c.using()))
notifications = []
notifications.append(notification.Notification("*****@*****.**", "Hello"))
for notification in notifications:
thing = pickle.dumps(notification)
# beanstalk jobs only allows str objects
body = base64.b64encode(thing)
c.put(body.decode('ascii'))
#!/usr/bin/env python3
from pystalkd.Beanstalkd import Connection
import notification
import pickle
import base64
setup = {
'connection': ('localhost', 11300),
'tubes': {
'use': 'python',
'ignore': ['default'],
}
}
c = Connection(*setup['connection'])
c.use(setup['tubes']['use'])
print("Using tube {}".format(c.using()))
notifications = []
notifications.append(notification.Notification("*****@*****.**", "Hello"))
for notification in notifications:
thing = pickle.dumps(notification)
# beanstalk jobs only allows str objects
body = base64.b64encode(thing)
c.put(body.decode('ascii'))
from pystalkd.Beanstalkd import Connection
beanstalk = Connection(host='localhost', port=11300)
print("tubes:", beanstalk.tubes())
print("switching to", beanstalk.use('manchester'))
print("now using", beanstalk.using())
print("sending job...")
beanstalk.put("meh")
