WattsonMultiService#

class wattson.services.wattson_multi_service.WattsonMultiService(service_configuration: ServiceConfiguration, network_node: WattsonNetworkNode, services: List[WattsonService] | None = None)#

A wrapper to manage multiple individual services at once

Methods

`__init__`
`is_killed`	returns: Whether the service has been killed.
`is_running`	returns: Whether the service is currently running.
`start`	Start the service.
`stop`	Stop the service.

Attributes

`id`
`name`

__init__(service_configuration: ServiceConfiguration, network_node: WattsonNetworkNode, services: List[WattsonService] | None = None)#

is_killed() → bool#

is_running() → bool#

start(refresh_config: bool = False) → bool#

Start the service.

Parameters:: refresh_config (bool, optional) – Whether to refresh the config even if it already exists. (Default value = False)
Returns:: True iff the service has been started.
Return type:: bool

stop(wait_seconds: float = 5, auto_kill: bool = False, async_callback: Callable[[WattsonServiceInterface], None] | None = None) → bool#

Stop the service.

Parameters:

wait_seconds (float, optional) – Number of seconds to wait for the service to gracefully terminate. (Default value = 5)
auto_kill (bool, optional) – Whether to kill the service automatically after the waiting timeout has been exceeded. (Default value = False)
async_callback (Optional[Callable[['WattsonServiceInterface'], None]], optional) – An optional callback to call once the service has terminated. Makes the stop method return immediately. (Default value = None)

Returns:

None if an async_callback is given, else True iff the service has been terminated.

Return type:

bool