To create a processing queue with a 3 seconds interval for
lead data enrichment system, you can use a job scheduler or a task queue. Here's an example of how to implement a simple task queue using Python and Redis:
- Install Redis and the Redis Python library
pip install redis
- Create a Redis client and a task queue:
import redis
# Create a Redis client
redis_client = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379)
# Create a task queue
task_queue = 'my_task_queue'
- Add tasks to the queue:
import time
# Add tasks to the queue
for website in website_list:
task = {'website': website}
redis_client.rpush(task_queue, json.dumps(task))
time.sleep(3)
- Process the tasks in the queue:
import json
while True:
# Get the next task from the queue
task = redis_client.blpop(task_queue, timeout=0)[1]
# Process the task
website = json.loads(task)['website']
result = process_website(website)
# Do something with the result
save_result(result)
In this example, we use the Redis rpush() command to add tasks to the end of the queue and the blpop() command to retrieve tasks from the beginning of the queue. We also use the time.sleep(3) function to wait for 3 seconds between each task.
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