mongodbHow to use MongoDB queue?
MongoDB queue is a queue system that uses MongoDB as its backend. It is a distributed queue system that allows for asynchronous processing of tasks.
Example code
from mongodb_queue import MongoDBQueue
# Create a queue
queue = MongoDBQueue('localhost', 27017, 'my_queue')
# Add a task to the queue
queue.put('my_task')
# Get a task from the queue
task = queue.get()
Output example
my_task
Code explanation
from mongodb_queue import MongoDBQueue
: imports the MongoDBQueue class from the mongodb_queue module.queue = MongoDBQueue('localhost', 27017, 'my_queue')
: creates a MongoDBQueue instance with the given parameters.queue.put('my_task')
: adds a task to the queue.task = queue.get()
: gets a task from the queue.
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