modal queue

Manage modal.Queue objects and inspect their contents.

Usage:

modal queue [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:

• --help: Show this message and exit.

Commands:

• create: Create a named Queue.
• delete: Delete a named Queue and all of its data.
• list: List all named Queues.
• clear: Clear the contents of a queue by removing all of its data.
• peek: Print the next N items in the queue or queue partition (without removal).
• len: Print the length of a queue partition or the total length of all partitions.

modal queue create 

Create a named Queue.

Note: This is a no-op when the Queue already exists.

Usage:

modal queue create [OPTIONS] NAME

Arguments:

• NAME: [required]

Options:

• -e, --env TEXT: Environment to interact with.

If not specified, Modal will use the default environment of your current profile, or the MODAL_ENVIRONMENT variable. Otherwise, raises an error if the workspace has multiple environments.

• --help: Show this message and exit.

modal queue delete 

Delete a named Queue and all of its data.

Usage:

modal queue delete [OPTIONS] NAME

Arguments:

• NAME: [required]

Options:

• --allow-missing: Don’t error if the Queue doesn’t exist.
• -y, --yes: Run without pausing for confirmation.
• -e, --env TEXT: Environment to interact with.

If not specified, Modal will use the default environment of your current profile, or the MODAL_ENVIRONMENT variable. Otherwise, raises an error if the workspace has multiple environments.

• --help: Show this message and exit.

modal queue list 

List all named Queues.

Usage:

modal queue list [OPTIONS]

Options:

• --json / --no-json: [default: no-json]
• -e, --env TEXT: Environment to interact with.

If not specified, Modal will use the default environment of your current profile, or the MODAL_ENVIRONMENT variable. Otherwise, raises an error if the workspace has multiple environments.

• --help: Show this message and exit.

modal queue clear 

Clear the contents of a queue by removing all of its data.

Usage:

modal queue clear [OPTIONS] NAME

Arguments:

• NAME: [required]

Options:

• -p, --partition TEXT: Name of the partition to use, otherwise use the default (anonymous) partition.
• -a, --all: Clear the contents of all partitions.
• -y, --yes: Run without pausing for confirmation.
• -e, --env TEXT: Environment to interact with.

If not specified, Modal will use the default environment of your current profile, or the MODAL_ENVIRONMENT variable. Otherwise, raises an error if the workspace has multiple environments.

• --help: Show this message and exit.

modal queue peek 

Print the next N items in the queue or queue partition (without removal).

Usage:

modal queue peek [OPTIONS] NAME [N]

Arguments:

• NAME: [required]
• [N]: [default: 1]

Options:

• -p, --partition TEXT: Name of the partition to use, otherwise use the default (anonymous) partition.
• -e, --env TEXT: Environment to interact with.

If not specified, Modal will use the default environment of your current profile, or the MODAL_ENVIRONMENT variable. Otherwise, raises an error if the workspace has multiple environments.

• --help: Show this message and exit.

modal queue len 

Print the length of a queue partition or the total length of all partitions.

Usage:

modal queue len [OPTIONS] NAME

Arguments:

• NAME: [required]

Options:

• -p, --partition TEXT: Name of the partition to use, otherwise use the default (anonymous) partition.
• -t, --total: Compute the sum of the queue lengths across all partitions
• -e, --env TEXT: Environment to interact with.

If not specified, Modal will use the default environment of your current profile, or the MODAL_ENVIRONMENT variable. Otherwise, raises an error if the workspace has multiple environments.

• --help: Show this message and exit.