from alligator import Gator

from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from django.shortcuts import send_email


# Make a Gator instance.
# Under most circumstances, you would configure this in one place &
# import that instance instead.
gator = Gator('redis://localhost:6379/0')


# The task itself.
# Nothing special, just a plain *undecorated* function.
def follow_email(followee_username, follower_username):
    followee = User.objects.get(username=followee_username)
    follower = User.objects.get(username=follower_username)

    subject = 'You got followed!'
    message = 'Hey {}, you just got followed by {}! Whoohoo!'.format(
        followee.username,
        follower.username
    )
    send_email(subject, message, '[email protected]', [followee.email])


# An simple, previously expensive view.
@login_required
def follow(request, username):
    # You'd import the task function above.
    if request.method == 'POST':
        # Schedule the task.
        # Use args & kwargs as normal.
        gator.task(follow_email, request.user.username, username)
        return redirect('...')

from alligator import Gator, Worker

# Bonus points if you import that one pre-configured ``Gator`` instead.
gator = Gator('redis://localhost:6379/0')

# Consume & handle all tasks.
worker = Worker(gator)
worker.run_forever()

# Delayed tasks (run in an hour).
with gator.options(run_after=60 * 60) as task:
    task(this_can_wait)

# Dependent tasks, will only run if the listed tasks succeed.
# Maybe.
with gator.options(depends_on=[feeds_job]) as task:
    task(rebuild_cache)