API Reference¶

run¶

run.version¶

Current version.

class run.CallTaskEvent(task, *, uid, state, args=(), kwargs={})¶

Task call event.

Parameters

task: Task

Task object.

uid: int

Call unique identifier.

state: str

Call state: INIT, DONE or FAIL.

args: tuple

Call args.

kwargs: dict

Call kwargs.

class run.depend(dependency)¶

Decorate method to add custom dependency.

Examples

Dependency has to be instance of run.dependency.Dependency:

class Module(Module):

    @depend(require('other_method'))
    @depend(custom_dependency)
    def method(self):
        pass

run.hide(obj)¶

Convert object to hidden task.

class run.module(*args, **kwargs)¶

Decorate class to make module with default kwargs to invoke.

Examples

There are two ways to use decorator:

• Form without kwargs is designed for case when you have to convert class to module prototype immidiatly in class body to use some of it methods:

  class Module(Module):
  
      @module
      class module(Module):
          def default(self): pass
  
      module.meta_require('other_method')
  

• Form with kwargs makes the same and adds default kwargs to invoke:

  class Module(Module):
  
      @var(**kwargs)
      class module(Module):
          def default(self, **kwargs): pass
  

class run.require(_require__target, *args, **kwargs)¶

Decorate method to add require dependency.

Examples

Usage example:

class Module(Module):

    @require('other_method')
    def method(self):
        pass

Notes

It’s a shortcut for run.dependency.depend decorator.

class run.skip¶

Make object to be not converted while convert call.

Examples

Usage example:

class Module(Module):

    @skip
    def method(self):
        pass

In this case method will not be converted to run’s task and will stay as regular python method.

run.stylize(string, *, style, **patch)¶

Format string with style.

class run.task(*args, **kwargs)¶

Decorate method to make task with default kwargs to invoke.

Examples

There are two ways to use decorator:

• Form without kwargs is designed for case when you have to convert method to task prototype immidiatly in class body to use some of it methods:

  class Module(Module):
  
      @task
      def method(self):
          pass
  
      method.require('other_method')
  

• Form with kwargs makes the same and adds default kwargs to invoke:

  class Module(Module):
  
      @task(**kwargs)
      def method(self, **kwargs):
          pass
  

class run.trigger(_trigger__target, *args, *, on_success=True, on_fail=False, **kwargs)¶

Decorate method to add trigger dependency.

Examples

Usage example:

class Module(Module):

    @trigger('other_method')
    def method(self):
        pass

Notes

It’s a shortcut for run.dependency.depend decorator.

class run.var(*args, **kwargs)¶

Decorate method to make var with default kwargs to invoke.

Examples

There are two ways to use decorator:

• Form without kwargs is designed for case when you have to convert method to var prototype immidiatly in class body to use some of it methods:

  class Module(Module):
  
      @var
      def method(self):
          pass
  
      method.meta_require('other_method')
  

• Form with kwargs makes the same and adds default kwargs to invoke:

  class Module(Module):
  
      @var(**kwargs)
      def method(self, **kwargs):
          pass