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Getting started with the Dapr actor Python SDK
The Dapr actor package allows you to interact with Dapr virtual actors from a Python application.
前提
- Dapr CLI installed
- Initialized Dapr environment
- Python 3.7+ installed
- Dapr Python module installed
Actor interface
The interface defines the actor contract that is shared between the actor implementation and the clients calling the actor. Because a client may depend on it, it typically makes sense to define it in an assembly that is separate from the actor implementation.
from dapr.actor import ActorInterface, actormethod
class DemoActorInterface(ActorInterface):
@actormethod(name="GetMyData")
async def get_my_data(self) -> object:
...
Actor services
An actor service hosts the virtual actor. It is implemented a class that derives from the base type Actor
and implements the interfaces defined in the actor interface.
Actors can be created using one of the Dapr actor extensions:
Actor client
An actor client contains the implementation of the actor client which calls the actor methods defined in the actor interface.
import asyncio
from dapr.actor import ActorProxy, ActorId
from demo_actor_interface import DemoActorInterface
async def main():
# Create proxy client
proxy = ActorProxy.create('DemoActor', ActorId('1'), DemoActorInterface)
# Call method on client
resp = await proxy.GetMyData()
Sample
Visit this page for a runnable actor sample.
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