Allow the settings objects imported during saq.worker.start() to be callable. This makes it possible to eliminate import-time side effects, especially if creating the settings objects is more involved.
In my case, I'm leveraging multiple queues and using a dependency injection framework to wire the saq.Queues a certain way. While I could sequester the settings objects to their separate modules, I find it more convenient to keep them together.
Let me know if this idea is OK and thank you for this neat little framework!
Allow the settings objects imported during
saq.worker.start()to be callable. This makes it possible to eliminate import-time side effects, especially if creating the settings objects is more involved.In my case, I'm leveraging multiple queues and using a dependency injection framework to wire the
saq.Queues a certain way. While I could sequester the settings objects to their separate modules, I find it more convenient to keep them together.Let me know if this idea is OK and thank you for this neat little framework!