geard
Pure Python Async Gear Protocol Library - Python 2.x
Install
- All systems
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curl cmd.cat/geard.sh
- Debian
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apt-get install python-gear - Ubuntu
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apt-get install python-gear - Kali Linux
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apt-get install python-gear - Fedora
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dnf install python-gear - Windows (WSL2)
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sudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install python-gear - Raspbian
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apt-get install python-gear - Dockerfile
- dockerfile.run/geard
python-gear
Pure Python Async Gear Protocol Library - Python 2.x
python-gear is a pure-Python asynchronous library to interface with Gearman. It provides interfaces to build a client or worker, and access to the administrative protocol. The design approach is to keep it simple, with a relatively thin abstration of the Gearman protocol itself. It should be easy to use to build a client or worker that operates either synchronously or asynchronously. The module also provides a simple Gearman server for use as a convenience in unit tests. The server is not designed for production use under load. Installing the suggested python-statsd package would add support for reporting to statsd a frontend to Graphite a stats collection and graphing server. This package contains the Python 2.x module.
python3-gear
Pure Python Async Gear Protocol Library - Python 3.x
python-gear is a pure-Python asynchronous library to interface with Gearman. It provides interfaces to build a client or worker, and access to the administrative protocol. The design approach is to keep it simple, with a relatively thin abstration of the Gearman protocol itself. It should be easy to use to build a client or worker that operates either synchronously or asynchronously. The module also provides a simple Gearman server for use as a convenience in unit tests. The server is not designed for production use under load. Installing the suggested python-statsd package would add support for reporting to statsd a frontend to Graphite a stats collection and graphing server. This package contains the Python 3.x module.
python2-gear
python-gear implements an asynchronous event-driven interface to
Gearman. It provides interfaces to build a client or worker, and access to the administrative protocol. The design approach is to keep it simple, with a relatively thin abstraction of the Gearman protocol itself. It should be easy to use to build a client or worker that operates either synchronously or asynchronously. The module also provides a simple Gearman server for use as a convenience in unit tests. The server is not designed for production use under load.