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How to use get_scheduled_rule_func method in localstack

Best Python code snippet using localstack_python

events_listener.py

...51            json.dumps(event["event"]),52        )53def _get_events_tmp_dir():54    return os.path.join(config.TMP_FOLDER, EVENTS_TMP_DIR)55def get_scheduled_rule_func(data):56    def func(*args, **kwargs):57        rule_name = data.get("Name")58        client = aws_stack.connect_to_service("events")59        targets = client.list_targets_by_rule(Rule=rule_name)["Targets"]60        if targets:61            LOG.debug(62                "Notifying %s targets in response to triggered Events rule %s"63                % (len(targets), rule_name)64            )65        for target in targets:66            arn = target.get("Arn")67            event_str = target.get("Input") or "{}"68            event = json.loads(event_str)69            attr = aws_stack.get_events_target_attributes(target)70            try:71                send_event_to_target(arn, event, target_attributes=attr)72            except Exception as e:73                LOG.info(74                    f"Unable to send event notification {truncate(event)} to target {target}: {e}"75                )76    return func77def convert_schedule_to_cron(schedule):78    """Convert Events schedule like "cron(0 20 * * ? *)" or "rate(5 minutes)" """79    cron_regex = r"\s*cron\s*\(([^\)]*)\)\s*"80    if re.match(cron_regex, schedule):81        cron = re.sub(cron_regex, r"\1", schedule)82        return cron83    rate_regex = r"\s*rate\s*\(([^\)]*)\)\s*"84    if re.match(rate_regex, schedule):85        rate = re.sub(rate_regex, r"\1", schedule)86        value, unit = re.split(r"\s+", rate.strip())87        if "minute" in unit:88            return "*/%s * * * *" % value89        if "hour" in unit:90            return "* */%s * * *" % value91        if "day" in unit:92            return "* * */%s * *" % value93        raise Exception("Unable to parse events schedule expression: %s" % schedule)94    return schedule95def handle_put_rule(data):96    schedule = data.get("ScheduleExpression")97    enabled = data.get("State") != "DISABLED"98    if schedule:99        job_func = get_scheduled_rule_func(data)100        cron = convert_schedule_to_cron(schedule)101        LOG.debug("Adding new scheduled Events rule with cron schedule %s" % cron)102        job_id = JobScheduler.instance().add_job(job_func, cron, enabled)103        rule_scheduled_jobs = EventsBackend.get().rule_scheduled_jobs104        rule_scheduled_jobs[data["Name"]] = job_id105    return True106def handle_delete_rule(rule_name):107    rule_scheduled_jobs = EventsBackend.get().rule_scheduled_jobs108    job_id = rule_scheduled_jobs.get(rule_name)109    if job_id:110        LOG.debug("Removing scheduled Events: {} | job_id: {}".format(rule_name, job_id))111        JobScheduler.instance().cancel_job(job_id=job_id)112def handle_disable_rule(rule_name):113    rule_scheduled_jobs = EventsBackend.get().rule_scheduled_jobs...

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