How to Use Celery with Pyramid in Python

pip install celery

In this step, we will learn how to use Celery, a distributed task queue for Python, with Pyramid in order to create web APIs. To get started, you need to install Celery using the pip package manager:

$ pip install celery

Once installed, you can start creating tasks and running them asynchronously from your Pyramid application. You can also use virtualenvwrapper-win or workon pyramid_celery_project commands to set up a virtual environment for your project if needed.

pip install pyramid

In this step, we will use Pyramid, a Python web framework, to create our Pyramid and Celery project. To get started, you need to install Pyramid using the pip package manager:

$ pip install pyramid

Once installed, you can verify that it is working correctly by running the following command in your terminal:

$ python -m pyramid --version

This should output the version of Pyramid that was installed on your system. You are now ready to move onto creating a virtual environment for your project with virtualenvwrapper-win.

pyramid_celery_project

In this step, we will create a Pyramid project with Celery. First, you need to install the necessary packages using pip install celery, and pip install pyramid. Then, create a new project called pyramid_celery_project. To do so, use virtualenvwrapper-win by running the command:

workon pyramid_celery_project 

. This will set up your environment for the new project. Once it is done, you can start developing your application with Celery.

virtualenvwrapper-win

In order to use Celery with Pyramid in Python, you need to install virtualenvwrapper-win. This is a tool that allows you to create and manage multiple isolated Python environments on Windows. To install it, open the command prompt and type

pip install virtualenvwrapper-win

. Once installed, you can create a new environment for your project by typing

workon pyramid_celery_project

. This will activate the newly created environment so that all packages installed within this environment are only available within this specific context. You can learn more about virtualenvwrapper-win from its official documentation page at https://virtualenvwrapper-win.readthedocs.io/en/latest/.

workon pyramid_celery_project

In this step, we will use the virtualenvwrapper-win package to create a virtual environment for our Pyramid and Celery project. To do so, open up your command line interface (CLI) and type in:

workon pyramid_celery_project

. This will activate the virtual environment that was created with the pyramid_celery_project. Now you can start using both Pyramid and Celery together in Python.

Useful Links

• Pyramid Tutorial: How to Use Celery with Pyramid in Python
• Task Queues Overview from Full Stack Python
• Getting Started with Celery from the Official Documentation
• Celery Examples on GitHub