restate-sdk

import restate my_service = restate.Service("MyService") @my_service.handler("greet") async def greet(ctx: restate.Context, name: str) -> str: # Use ctx.run to wrap any non-deterministic operations or external calls # For this simple example, we'll just return a greeting. return f"Hello {name}!" # To run the service, typically you'd run this file with 'restate serve' # or deploy it to a Restate runtime. For local testing, you can use: # (This part is not runnable without a Restate runtime running) # app = restate.app([my_service]) # app.run() # This would start an HTTP server # Example of how to call this service (requires a running Restate server) async def call_service_example(): # This client creation is for an ingress client (v0.12.0+) async with restate.create_client("http://localhost:8080") as client: # Assuming 'MyService' is registered and 'greet' handler is available result = await client.object_call(my_service, key="unique-key", handler_name="greet", arg="World") print(f"Service call result: {result}") if __name__ == "__main__": # For a full local setup and run, refer to Restate's Python Quickstart documentation. # The provided code snippet defines a service, but doesn't run it as a standalone app # without a Restate server or the 'restate serve' command. import asyncio # asyncio.run(call_service_example()) # Uncomment to try calling (requires Restate server) print("Service 'MyService' with handler 'greet' defined. To run, use 'restate serve'.")