semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
bisbasic 0.5.6
Bismuth Blockchain Dependencies

Bisbasic Readme
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This package includes parts of the Bismuth node which are required by some daps.
Currently it includes:

- essentials.py
- options.py
- quantizer.py

Installation: 
- `python3 -m pip install bisbasic`

Usage examples:
- `from bisbasic.quantizer import quantize_eight`
django-workers 0.2.0
Simple background tasks for Django

# Django Workers

A simple background task worker that uses your Django database and admin for management. This
project is meant for small to medium scale uses. If you need something more, check out Celery.


## Install

Download the package

```
pip install django-workers
```

and add it to your Django installed apps

```python
INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # ...
    'workers',
    # ...
]
```

## Basics

Create a `tasks.py` file in the Django app you'd like to have tasks in. These tasks will automatically
become available thanks to autodiscovery.

```python
from workers import task

@task()
def say_hello(name):
    print('Howdy', name)
```

### Calling tasks

Tasks become simple Python callables. Calling them inserts that task to your Django database and
waits for a worker to pick it up.

```python
say_hello('Foo')  # Sent to background automatically
```

### Running the workers

Now boot-up your workers to crunch some data. Workers poll the Database for new tasks they should
work on.

```
python manage.py runworkers
```


## Scheduled tasks

Sometimes you want to run a specific task every X seconds or at a later date. Thats what scheduled 
tasks are for.

### Repeating scheduled tasks

Tasks specified with a schedule in seconds will repeat.

```python
from workers import task

@task(schedule=10)
def do_something():
    print('I run every 10 seconds')

@task(schedule=60*5)
def do_something_later():
    print('I run every 5 minutes')

@task(schedule=60*60*8)
def do_something_even_later():
    print('I run every 8 hours')
```

### Date scheduled tasks

Tasks can be scheduled to *run once* at a later date by passing a `_schedule=<datetime>` argument 
when the task is called.

```python
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from workers import task

trial_end_date = datetime.utcnow() + timedelta(days=14)

@task()
def trial_ending():
    send_email('Your trial is ending!')

# Specifying the `schedule` argument will tell the worker when this task should run
trial_ending(_schedule=trial_end_date)
```

## Settings

You can optionally override these settings in your Django `settings.py` file:

- `WORKERS_SLEEP` (default 5) - Wait in seconds before checking for tasks, if none were found
- `WORKERS_PURGE` (default 1,000) - How many recent task logs to keep in the admin

#### TODO (not working)
- `WORKERS_TIMEOUT` (default 30) - Seconds a task can run before its killed
- `WORKERS_RETRY` (default 3) - Number of retries before giving up
- `WORKERS_CONCURRENCY` (default 1) - Number of worker processes to run