Nuvom¶
Lightweight, plugin-first task queue for Python — no Redis, no brokers, fully Windows-compatible.
Nuvom is a developer-first background task execution engine that helps you queue, execute, and persist background jobs — without the baggage of Celery or infrastructure-heavy dependencies.
Built with clarity, speed, and extensibility in mind, Nuvom is:
- Fully Windows-compatible — no POSIX-only dependencies
- Plugin-first — extend queues, backends, and metrics with ease
- No Redis, no RabbitMQ, no Docker — just Python
- AST-powered static discovery — no import-time magic
- CLI-first DX — introspect jobs, retry failures, inspect task metata
- Manifest caching — blazing-fast task resolution for workers and tooling
Why Nuvom?¶
Traditional tools like Celery and RQ assume:
- Linux environments
- Redis or RabbitMQ brokers
- Complex operational setups
Nuvom throws those assumptions out the window. It's designed for:
- Solo developers or small teams who want productivity without infra.
- Plugin authors who need pluggable, testable task systems.
- Cross-platform developers (especially on Windows).
- Performance-focused workflows with static analysis, manifest caching, and real observability.
Key Features¶
@task
decorator with.delay()
/.map()
- AST-based static discovery — no imports
- Graceful retry + timeout logic
- Pluggable result and queue backends
- SQLite, file, and in-memory backends built-in
- Plugin loader with
.toml
registry - Prometheus metrics plugin
- Job metadata, tracebacks, and historical CLI inspection
- Typed config via
.env
+ Pydantic - CLI commands to run, retry, inspect, and monitor jobs
- Compatible with Python 3.8+
Installation¶
pip install nuvom .
Example¶
from nuvom.task import task
@task(retries=2, retry_delay_secs=5, timeout_secs=3)
def add(x, y):
return x + y
# Submit job
job = add.delay(2, 3)
nuvom runworker # Start workers
nuvom inspect job <job_id> # Inspect job result and metadata
What’s Next?¶
- Quickstart →
- Configuration →
- CLI →
- Core Concepts →
- Plugin System →
- Architecture →
- Roadmap →
- Contributing →
- FAQ →
License¶
Apache 2.0 — use it freely, build responsibly.