Sidewalk is a handy tool that allows you to trigger the execution of Python methods directly from the command line. You can easily register your activity processor, which can be any method from any module, and then run it using the included command-line utilities: sidewalk-conf.py and sidewalk-pave.py.
Sidewalk is especially useful when you need to set up cron jobs to automatically execute your Python code. You can set up multiple cron job entries to run at different times and trigger various activity processors.
While formal documentation is still pending, here's a quick guide to help you start using Sidewalk:
To register your activity processor, use the following command:
sidewalk-conf.py --add 'example.hello sidewalk_activity_processors.example.hello'
Using the sidewalk-conf.py utility, you can easily add, view, and remove activity processors. By adding an activity processor, you create a key association. Remember to use the correct syntax ('example.hello') where 'example' is the group name and 'hello' is the specific processor name.
Execute your processor by running:
sidewalk-pave.py --activity-processor 'example.hello'
You can run multiple activity processors in one go or select them based on groups.
To install Sidewalk, simply download the source package from the link provided and run the following command in the unzipped or untarred directory:
python setup.py install
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