Application

The Moore.options object holds an instance of PyConf.application.ApplicationOptions.

The other members of the Moore module are used for high-level application configuration. Most ‘main’ options files will call Moore.run_moore.

run_moore(options, make_streams=None, public_tools=[], analytics=False, exclude_incompatible=True)[source]

Configure Moore’s entire control and data flow.

Convenience function that configures all services, creates the standard Moore control flow and builds the the data flow (by calling the global lines maker).

If make_streams returns a list of lines, a default stream definition is created from it named “default”``.

Parameters

  • options (ApplicationOptions) – holder of application options

  • make_streams – function returning dict of {stream : DecisionLine objects}) OR a list of DecisionLine objects

  • public_tools (list) – list of public Tool instances to configure

  • analytics (bool, optional) – For use only in rate/event size analysis. Defaults to False.

  • exclude_incompatible (bool, optional) – Exclude the lines that are incompatible with multithreaded mode. Defaults to True.

moore_control_flow(options, streams, process, analytics=False)[source]

Return the Moore application control flow node.

Combines the lines with NONLAZY_OR logic in a global decision control flow node. This is LAZY_AND-ed with the output control flow, which consists of Moore-specific report makers/writers and generic persistency.

Parameters

  • options (ApplicationOptions) – holder of application options

  • streams (list of stream objects) – control flow nodes of lines

  • process (str) – “hlt1”, “hlt2”, “spruce” or “pass”.

  • analytics (bool, optional) – For use only in rate/event size analysis. Defaults to False.

Returns

Application control flow.

Return type

node (CompositeNode)