capreolus.task
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Base class for Task modules. The purpose of a Task is to describe a Capreolus pipeline and serve as the pipeline's entry point. Tasks provide one or more commands that provide entry points while sharing the Task's configuration options and dependencies. |
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Base class for Task modules. The purpose of a Task is to describe a Capreolus pipeline and serve as the pipeline's entry point. Tasks provide one or more commands that provide entry points while sharing the Task's configuration options and dependencies. |
- class capreolus.task.Task(config=None, provide=None, share_dependency_objects=False, build=True)[source]¶
Bases:
capreolus.ModuleBase
Base class for Task modules. The purpose of a Task is to describe a Capreolus pipeline and serve as the pipeline’s entry point. Tasks provide one or more commands that provide entry points while sharing the Task’s configuration options and dependencies.
- Modules should provide:
a
commands
attribute containing the names of methods that can serve as pipeline entry points (Task commands). Each command will be accessible via the CLI using the syntaxcapreolus <task name>.<command name> ...
a
default_command
attribute containing the name of a command to run if none is givenmethods (taking only the self argument) that correspond to each command defined
- class capreolus.task.ModulesTask(config=None, provide=None, share_dependency_objects=False, build=True)[source]¶
Bases:
Task
Base class for Task modules. The purpose of a Task is to describe a Capreolus pipeline and serve as the pipeline’s entry point. Tasks provide one or more commands that provide entry points while sharing the Task’s configuration options and dependencies.
- Modules should provide:
a
commands
attribute containing the names of methods that can serve as pipeline entry points (Task commands). Each command will be accessible via the CLI using the syntaxcapreolus <task name>.<command name> ...
a
default_command
attribute containing the name of a command to run if none is givenmethods (taking only the self argument) that correspond to each command defined