1.0.0

First stable, yiissss!

Breaking changes

Class properties

Both properties, Loader.is_alive and Loader.is_active are methods now.
Use Loader.is_alive() and Loader.is_active() instead.

import pyloader

loader = pyloader.Loader.get_loader()
loader.configure(...)
loader.is_alive()
loader.is_active()
...

Callbacks

url_resolve_cb will now receive a DLable instance (rather than a str) and is expected to return one again.

import pyloader

def my_url_resolve_cb(item):
    item.url = 'http://some.resolved.url'
    return item

import pyloader

loader = pyloader.Loader.get_loader()
loader.url_resolve_cb = my_url_resolve_cb
...

Whats new

Apart from bug fixing and general improvements...

Singleton

Rather than creating a Loader instance yourself, the new and preferred way is as follows:

import pyloader

# Returns a new Loader instance
loader = pyloader.Loader.get_loader()
# Returns the same instance as before
loader = pyloader.Loader.get_loader()

# Returns a new instance
loader2 = pyloader.Loader.get_loader('another_loader')
# Same instance as loader2
loader2 = pyloader.Loader.get_loader('another_loader')

This should make it super easy to integrate into your project as you can now access the same instance from anywhere (yes, it's thread-safe) and queue, download, stop etc. items.

Logging

Even though it's not perfect just yet, some info logging has been added. More verbose debug logging will come in the future.
Default log-level is warning.
Here's an example on how to configure the logger and the log-level:

import pyloader
import logging

logging.basicConfig(format='%(asctime)s %(name)s %(levelname)s [%(threadName)s] %(message)s')
logging.getLogger('pyloader').setLevel(logging.INFO)