Create a decorator #21
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I want to have look at this one. Is interface like this ok? @checker(health: HealthCheck)
def example_checker():
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No, it should be like this Flaskfrom flask import Flask
from healthcheck import checker, HealthCheck
app = Flask(__name__)
health = HealthCheck()
# add your own check function to the healthcheck
@checker
def redis_available():
client = _redis_client()
info = client.info()
return True, "redis ok"
# Add a flask route to expose information
app.add_url_rule("/healthcheck", "healthcheck", view_func=lambda: health.run())Tornadoimport tornado.web
from healthcheck import checker, TornadoHandler, HealthCheck
# add your own check function to the healthcheck
@checker
def redis_available():
client = _redis_client()
info = client.info()
return True, "redis ok"
health = HealthCheck()
app = tornado.web.Application([
("/healthcheck", TornadoHandler, dict(checker=health)),
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This patch fix #ateliedocodigo#21 What has been done? 1. Added the healthcheck/wrappers.py file/submodule. 2. Added the `wrappers.add_check_to` wrapper. 3. Added the `wrappers.add_section_to` wrapper. 4. Increased the version number into `setup.py`. About `wrappers.add_check_to`: As I do not want to create a global variable, or a unify the way to reference to the `HealthCheck` class, I made it clear that it is needed as reference. If it's not the intended behavior, let me know. Note: It raises an exception if it get an input class which is not `HealthCheck`. About `wrappers.add_section_to`: As I do not want to create a global variable, or unify the way we reference to `HealthCheck` or `EnvironmentDump`, I made it clear that one of them is needed. The second argument is the name of the section (nothing new). Note: It raises an exception if it get an input class which is not `HealthCheck` or `EnvironmentDump`.
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Create a decorator
@checkerin order to add checkers on other modules.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: