Added zenqueue backend as zenqueued based heavily on a patch by Daniel Lindsley. To use the zenqueued backend you'll need to set QUEUE_BACKEND to zenqueued, and also set QUEUE_ZENQUEUE_CONNECTION. The zenqueued backend defaults to using the client for HTTP but you can use either the HTTP or native method by setting QUEUE_ZENQUEUE_METHOD to http or native. Note that zenqueue does not allow for multiple named queues, so the name argument to the Queue constructor is ignored. Several other options (__len__, delete_queue, and get_list) are not supported by zenqueue.
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1 #!/usr/bin/env python
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3 from distutils.core import setup
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5 setup(name='queues',
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6 version='0.3',
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7 description='A lowest-common-denominator API for interacting with lightweight queue services.',
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8 author='Matt Croydon',
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9 author_email='mcroydon@gmail.com',
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10 url='http://code.google.com/p/queues/',
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11 packages=['queues', 'queues.backends'],
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12 py_modules=['test'],
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13 package_dir={'queues': 'queues'},
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14 )
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