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Camote Queue is a Python <http://python.org/>
_ implementation of a queue <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queue>
_ on top of Redis <http://redis.io/>
_ that supports introspecting a job's position in the queue.
I've tried a couple of existing queue implementation and none of them supports fetching the job's position in the queue, hence Camote Queue was born.
Camote Queue is a snack I used to buy when I was a kid, its basically slices of fried sweet patato (Camote) covered with melted sugar and stacked (like a queue) in a stick.
.. :changelog:
0.1.16 (2012-09-06) +++++++++++++++++++
clear
queue method0.1.15 (2012-08-23) +++++++++++++++++++
pop_job_by_position
queue method0.1.14 (2012-08-22) +++++++++++++++++++
subscribe
queue method0.1.13 (2012-08-19) +++++++++++++++++++
size
queue method0.1.12 (2012-06-16) +++++++++++++++++++
get_job_by_position
queue method0.1.11 (2012-06-14) +++++++++++++++++++
get_position_by_id
queue methodFAQs
Redis based queue that supports fetching job position.
We found that camote-queue demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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