It's a little python script that manages tasks so that when you launch a big list of things to to you can cancel and resume the process.
To use it, just copy the taskresume.py file and put it in your branch.
On your main script, load tasks like this :
from taskresume import TaskBundle
taskbundle = TaskBundle(slash_task=",\n") # task manager, add arguments to overwrite format
taskbundle.loadFile('tasks.txt') # load task list
if taskbundle.hasLoadedList:
for task in taskbundle.list :
args = task.get('args')
status = task.get('status')
id = task.get('id')
#...
taskbundle.changeStatus(id, 'error') #--> error
#taskbundle.changeStatus(id, 'yes') --> completed
#taskbundle.changeStatus(id, 'no') --> not completed
To create tasks, it's the same idea :
from taskresume import TaskBundle
taskbundle = TaskBundle(slash_task=",\n")
taskbundle.createFile('tasks.txt')
taskbundle.addTask({"args":["something", "some-other-thing"], "status":"no"}) #status = "no", when the task hasn't been launched
taskbundle.saveFile()
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