job decorator for signals about django-rq HOT 5 CLOSED

I believe, you have to use two functions here. One will be an actual signal handler. Another - is a job. A signal handler should just schedule a job and exit, probably it even could be a lambda function.

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Thanks, ... so you propose this ?

from django.db.models.signals import post_save
from django_rq import job

@job
def async_after_save_instance(foo):
    print foo

def after_save_instance_handler(sender, foo, **kwargs):
    async_after_save_instance.delay(foo)

post_save.connect(after_save_instance_handler, sender=MyModel)

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Yeah. And probably, you could use post_save.connect (lambda sender, foo, *kwargs: asynchronous_job.delay()) instead of separate function.

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Or, of cause, a special decorator could be written, but it will be rational only if you have many asynchronous signal handlers.

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Closing this issue, I'd also do what @svetlyak40wt suggested.

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