auto_reload callback

[yota...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I love the autoreload functionnality, especially while developing apps. But here, for the first time, I stumbled over a new problem.

I usually launch my server like this

cherrypy.tree.mount(dummy_class_instance, '/', config=custom_config_dict)

cherrypy.engine.start()

cherrypy.engine.block()

But today, I also play with gstreamer (this webapp command a music player) which requires a call to

gloop = GLib.MainLoop()

gloop.run()

Which I place just after the cherrypy engine start() and before the block(). It works perfectly fine until the auto reload kicks in and... get stuck mid way by the GLib.MainLoop. Is it possible to attach something to this auto_reload procedure to trigger a MainLoop.quit() somehow ?

Another alternative would be to put this GLib stuff in a completely separate process but I would like to avoid this if possible.

Thanks :)

[Sviatoslav Sydorenko (@webknjaz)]

Hi,

середа, 11 січня 2023 р. о 20:58:07 UTC+1 yota...@gmail.com пише:

Which I place just after the cherrypy engine start() and before the block(). It
works perfectly fine until the auto reload kicks in and... get stuck mid way by
the GLib.MainLoop. Is it possible to attach something to this auto_reload
procedure to trigger a MainLoop.quit() somehow ?

I believe you're looking for the plugins interface[1]. You can implement one by

putting the corresponding snippets into the `start()` and `stop()` methods of

your plugin and storing a reference to `gloop` as an instance attribute.  Once

registered with the pub-sub bus (`cherrypy.engine`), it'll take care of calling

said methods when appropriate.

[1]: https://docs.cherrypy.dev/en/latest/extend.html#busplugins

[yota...@gmail.com]

Thank you for the link ! I will read the doc I try to implement a plugin to my tastes :)

Yota