Adding how to use builtin scheduler in README #209
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maelorn
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Dec 13, 2018
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| You can interrupt the worker with Ctrl-C once it is finished. | |||
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| ### Run it via the built-in scheduler | |||
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| Create a `schedule.py` file with the following code: | |||
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If you want you can just edit the default config file which is mrq-config.py
| Run the schedule using: | ||
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| ``` | ||
| mrq-run --scheduler --config schedule.py |
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Here you should run a scheduler worker with mrq-worker --scheduler fetch_queue . This will spawn a [scheduler greenlet](https://github.com/pricingassistant/mrq/blob/master/mrq/worker.py#L141 that will run the scheduler every SCHEDULER_INTERVAL s)
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A small snippet in the README showing how to use the builtin scheduler. Currently this information needs to be gleaned by looking at the tests.