> > One thing we might be able to do on some methods is progress > report. Certainly can't do it with all methods, but some you should > be able to. Maybe argument the logging call with a param for progress > (ie, I'm at 123 of 354). > I added an implementation for reporting the status as 'i'm at X of Y' Here is a video that uses curses for making stuff appears a little bit cooler :) Link : http://tutorials-place.com/media/makkalot_stuff/progress.htm Using the stuff programatically : First make your method report its status like that : def run_str_log(self,command): import time self.run_str_log.logger.info("Starting counting logger ...") time.sleep(10) for i in range(50): time.sleep(1) #log the progress so other apps can poll for it self.run_str_log.logger.progress(i,50) return command Then you can call it on Overlord with : In [1]: from func.overlord.client import Overlord In [2]: fc = Overlord("*",async=True) In [3]: j = fc.echo.run_str_log("bli") In [4]: j Out[4]: '*-echo-run_str_log-1249216433.5550549' In [6]: fc.check_progress(j,"acerfedora") Out[6]: ({'acerfedora': [8, 50]}, False) In [7]: fc.check_progress(j,"acerfedora") Out[7]: ({'acerfedora': [10, 50]}, False) In [8]: fc.check_progress(j,"acerfedora") Out[8]: ({'acerfedora': [12, 50]}, False) In [9]: fc.check_progress(j,"acerfedora") Out[9]: ({'acerfedora': [14, 50]}, False) In [10]: fc.check_progress(j,"acerfedora") Out[10]: ({'acerfedora': [15, 50]}, False) Pretty easy to use, to make API code usable in your applications you may take a look at func/ovelord/cmd_modules/call.py Ideas,comments ? Branch : logger REPO : http://github.com/makkalot/func/tree/logger _______________________________________________ Func-list mailing list Func-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/func-list
