from sqlalchemy.orm import collections from tracim.lib.utils.logger import logger from tracim.lib.utils.utils import get_rq_queue from tracim.lib.utils.utils import get_redis_connection from rq.dummy import do_nothing from rq.worker import StopRequested from rq import Connection as RQConnection from rq import Worker as BaseRQWorker class FakeDaemon(object): """ Temporary class for transition between tracim 1 and tracim 2 """ def __init__(self, config, *args, **kwargs): pass class MailSenderDaemon(FakeDaemon): # NOTE: use *args and **kwargs because parent __init__ use strange # * parameter def __init__(self, config, *args, **kwargs): super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.config = config self.worker = None # type: RQWorker def append_thread_callback(self, callback: collections.Callable) -> None: logger.warning('MailSenderDaemon not implement append_thread_callback') pass def stop(self) -> None: # When _stop_requested at False, tracim.lib.daemons.RQWorker # will raise StopRequested exception in worker thread after receive a # job. self.worker._stop_requested = True redis_connection = get_redis_connection(self.config) queue = get_rq_queue(redis_connection, 'mail_sender') queue.enqueue(do_nothing) def run(self) -> None: with RQConnection(get_redis_connection(self.config)): self.worker = RQWorker(['mail_sender']) self.worker.work() class RQWorker(BaseRQWorker): def _install_signal_handlers(self): # RQ Worker is designed to work in main thread # So we have to disable these signals (we implement server stop in # MailSenderDaemon.stop method). pass def dequeue_job_and_maintain_ttl(self, timeout): # RQ Worker is designed to work in main thread, so we add behaviour # here: if _stop_requested has been set to True, raise the standard way # StopRequested exception to stop worker. if self._stop_requested: raise StopRequested() return super().dequeue_job_and_maintain_ttl(timeout)