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SnapQueue is a lightweight, thread-safe FIFO queue for Python that combines in-memory speed with dur
A lightweight, persistent FIFO queue for Python with instant snapshots and restore.
SnapQueue keeps your items in memory for speed while persisting every operation to an append-only journal, so your data survives crashes. Capture a point-in-time snapshot at any moment and roll back to it later — perfect for job pipelines, retries, and local development.
pip install snap-queue
from snapqueue import SnapQueue
with SnapQueue("jobs.snap") as q:
q.put("send-email", user_id=42)
q.put("resize-image", path="cat.png")
job = q.get() # ("send-email", {"user_id": 42})
q.snapshot() # capture current state
# ... process more items ...
q.restore() # roll back to the snapshot
q.snapshot() — capture the current queue stateq.restore() — roll back to the last snapshotq.stats() — length, journal size, and last snapshot timeSnapshots are written atomically, so a crash mid-snapshot never corrupts your journal.
Unlike heavyweight brokers, SnapQueue needs no server, no config, and no dependencies. Drop it into scripts, tests, or small services where you want durable queues and cheap rollbacks.
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SnapQueue is a lightweight, thread-safe FIFO queue for Python that combines in-memory speed with dur
The pypi package snap-queue receives a total of 70 weekly downloads. As such, snap-queue popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that snap-queue demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.

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