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How to use handle_tasks method in autotest

Best Python code snippet using autotest_python

tasks.py

...9from monitor.models import MonitorTask, ObjectData10from monitor.services import MonitorService11from utils.baidu_translate import BaiduTranslate12logger = get_task_logger(__name__)13def handle_tasks(tasks):14    for task in tasks:15        logger.info('Monitor task %s has started' % task.name)16        try:17            MonitorService.distribute_task(task)18        except Exception as e:19            logger.error(str(e))20        logger.info('Monitor task %s done' % task.name)21@periodic_task(run_every=(crontab(minute='*/5')),22               name="monitor_5_minute_update", ignore_result=True)23def monitor_5_minute_update():24    logger.info('monitor_5_minute_update  has started')25    tasks = MonitorTask.objects.filter(26        triggered=False,27        frequency=MonitorFrequency.FIVE_MINUTES)28    handle_tasks(tasks)29@periodic_task(run_every=(crontab(minute=0, hour='*/1')),30               name="monitor_1_hour_update", ignore_result=True)31def monitor_1_hour_update():32    logger.info('monitor_1_hour_update  has started')33    tasks = MonitorTask.objects.filter(34        triggered=False,35        frequency=MonitorFrequency.ONE_HOUR)36    handle_tasks(tasks)37@periodic_task(run_every=(crontab(minute=0, hour='*/12')),38               name="monitor_half_day_update", ignore_result=True)39def monitor_half_day_update():40    logger.info('monitor_half_day_update  has started')41    tasks = MonitorTask.objects.filter(42        triggered=False,43        frequency=MonitorFrequency.HALF_DAY)44    handle_tasks(tasks)45@periodic_task(run_every=(crontab(minute='*/5')),46               name="monitor_trump", ignore_result=True)47def monitor_trump():48    REDIRECT_URI = 'http://127.0.0.1:8000/test'49    # c = Client(settings.WEIBO_API_KEY, settings.WEIBO_API_SECRET, REDIRECT_URI)50    # print(c.authorize_url)51    # c.set_code('647d0955d4baf7ab376bb6f67028e88a')52    # {'uid': '1576273817', 'access_token':'','expires_at': 1491418799, 'remind_in': '2621205'}53    token = {'uid': '1576273817', 'access_token': settings.WEIBO_TRUMP_ACCESS_TOKEN,54             'expires_at': 1491418799,55             'remind_in': '2621205'}56    api = twitter.Api(consumer_key=settings.TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY,57                      consumer_secret=settings.TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET,58                      access_token_key=settings.TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_KEY,...

external_task_manager.py

Source: external_task_manager.py

1#  Copyright (C) 20222#  Moscow3#  PUBLISHED MATERIAL.4#5#  Authors: Vasiliev Ivan <open.source.can1can@gmail.com>6#7import asyncio8import logging9from dataclasses import dataclass10from typing import List, NoReturn1112from connectors.camunda_connector.connector import CamundaConnector13from connectors.camunda_connector.defs import ExternalTask14from external_tasks.external_task_handler import AbstractExternalTaskHandler1516logger = logging.getLogger(__file__)171819class ExternalTaskManager:20    @dataclass21    class Context:22        camunda_connector: CamundaConnector = None2324    def __init__(self,25                 context: Context,26                 ):27        self.camunda_task_connector = context.camunda_connector.external_task28        self.__topic_to_processor = {}29        self.__task_ids = set()3031    def register_external_task_handler(self, external_task_handler: AbstractExternalTaskHandler):32        self.__topic_to_processor[external_task_handler.topic_name] = external_task_handler.process_camunda_task3334    async def run_monitoring(self) -> NoReturn:35        while True:36            try:37                logger.debug(f"{self.__class__.__name__}: monitoring cycle started.")38                task_list: List[ExternalTask] = await self.camunda_task_connector.get_list()39                # logger.info(f"task_list: {task_list}")40                handle_tasks = []41                for task in task_list:42                    if task.topic_name in self.__topic_to_processor:43                        handle_tasks.append(asyncio.create_task(self.__topic_to_processor[task.topic_name](task)))44                await asyncio.gather(*handle_tasks)45            except Exception as er:46                logger.exception(f"{self.__class__.__name__}.run.error: {repr(er)}")47            #48            # logger.debug(f"{self.__class__.__name__}: monitoring cycle ended.")
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producer.py

Source: producer.py

...14        progressbar = tqdm.tqdm(15            desc="Scraping Proggress", total=queue.qsize(), position=0, leave=False, unit=' images'16        )17        asyncio.set_event_loop(self.loop)18        tasks = [self.handle_tasks(task_id, queue, progressbar) for task_id in range(self.max_threads)]19        try:20            self.loop.run_until_complete(asyncio.wait(tasks))21        finally:22            self.loop.close()23            progressbar.clear()...

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