I'll see if I can abstract a simple example.
The concept is... I load a big file into the system and call module1.task-A
to process it. This is an unzip task and it bursts the large file into 50
smaller ones that each need to be scheduled with module2.task-B for
processing. So you go from the
uhm. inserting things like this can end up with undesired side-effects
(i.e. inserting args "printed as a list"). First things first, you should
leverage the queue_task API.
As for "let's try to figure out what function name will be valid", please
test the functionality before "by hand" and then
I agree Scheduler is great.
I use this technique:
in modules/lib.py:
def a_func(db):
# some code
# ...
return
in models/scheduler.py
def a_func():
import lib
return lib.a_func(db)
from gluon.scheduler import Scheduler
scheduler = Scheduler(db)
in controllers/a_controlle
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