semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
workerpool 0.9.4
Module for distributing jobs to a pool of worker threads.
License: MIT
Keywords: pooling threading jobs

Performing tasks in many threads made fun!

This module facilitates distributing simple operations into jobs that are sent
to worker threads, maintained by a pool object.

It consists of these components:

   1. Jobs, which are single units of work that need to be performed.
   2. Workers, who grab jobs from a queue and perform them.
   3. Worker pool, which keeps track of workers and the job queue.
sharepointcacheprimer 1.0b3.post5
Cache Primer for Sharepoint with ADFSv3
License: MIT
Keywords: sharepoint adfs cache

Sharepoint Cache Primer
=======================

Overview
--------

The first time a browser hits a sharepoint site after a restart, the
caches are empty, so the page can take a while to load. One can script
something to silently hit a sharepoint web-frontend, causing it to build
caches and preventing any real people from experiencing that.

This tool does this for a specific circumstance where it's kind of hard
to script it without better tools - where normal NTML authentication
doesn't work, because there is ADFSv3 authentication configured, and
where there may be a number of web-frontends behind a load balancer.

*I don't know why this is required. I'm not a sharepoint admin. Maybe
it's an artifact of a particular setup.*

Installation
------------

This may work in Python 2, but many distributions of Python 2 do not
include urllib that has SNI support. Since this is a sysadmin tool, you
probably want it to "just work", so "just use Python 3.4".

Simple install: pip install sharepointcacheprimer

Usage
-----

The pypi package installs an executable in the standard python location,
called '**sharepointcacheprimer**\ '.

::

    usage: sharepointcacheprimer [-h] config site [site ...]
    example: sharepointcacheprimer myconfig.ini mysite.com mysite2.com

This will connect to a sharepoint site, authenticate and load a page
silently. It is suited to running as a cronjob/scheduled task.

The configuration file is formatted as a .ini. The packages ships with
an example file that is installed in PYTHONROOT/doc/, and described
below.

Configuration
-------------

>From the included ``doc/example.ini``

Each section is either a site definition or a cookieset definition.

A Site Definition
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This is a sharepoint site, with ADFS credentials and an optional
reference to a cookieset to use.

::

    [example.com]               ; Site: example.com
    username = domain\user1     ; ADFS username
    password = password1        ; ADFS password
    url = http://example.com    ; URL that for site to prime
    cookielist = examplecookies ; Optional sectionname for Cookie Sets    

A Cookieset Definition
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Every line is a cookie, as "COOKIENAME = value1,value2,value3". For each
value of each cookie, the site will be primed once. This allows a site
pool that uses a cookie-based load balancer to force iterating through
every web frontend via cookies.

In the below example, the cookie "LB-COOKIE" will be set for each of
three attempts, using the values abc1, abc2, and abc3 respectively. If
more than one list of cookies is below, that will just be an additional
iteration. For example, another line with 2 more values would cause a
total of 5 priming attempts with 5 unique cookie values.

::

    [examplecookies]            ; The label referenced above
    LB-COOKIE = abc1,abc2,abc3  ; A cookie list, comma-delimited