## Manager


A manager for orchestrating tasks and resources.


Usage


``` python
Manager(name)
```


## Parameters


`name: str`  
The name of the manager instance.


## Examples

``` python
>>> m = Manager("prod")
>>> m.status()
'idle'
```


## Methods

| Name | Description |
|----|----|
| [__init__()](#__init__) | Initialize the manager. |
| [configure()](#configure) | Configure the manager with the given options. |
| [report()](#report) | Generate a status report for the manager. |
| [restart()](#restart) | Restart the manager by stopping and starting it. |
| [start()](#start) | Start the manager. |
| [status()](#status) | Return the current status of the manager. |
| [stop()](#stop) | Stop the manager. |

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#### \_\_init\_\_()


Initialize the manager.


Usage


``` python
__init__(name)
```


##### Parameters


`name: str`  
The name of the manager.


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#### configure()


Configure the manager with the given options.


Usage


``` python
configure(options)
```


##### Parameters


`options: dict`  
A dictionary of configuration options.


##### Returns


`None`  


##### Examples

``` python
>>> m = Manager("test")
>>> m.configure({"timeout": 30})
```

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#### report()


Generate a status report for the manager.


Usage


``` python
report()
```


##### Returns


`dict`  
A dictionary containing the manager's status report.


##### Examples

``` python
>>> m = Manager("test")
>>> m.report()
{'name': 'test', 'running': False}
```

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#### restart()


Restart the manager by stopping and starting it.


Usage


``` python
restart()
```


##### Returns


`None`  


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#### start()


Start the manager.


Usage


``` python
start()
```


##### Returns


`None`  


##### Examples

``` python
>>> m = Manager("test")
>>> m.start()
>>> m.status()
'running'
```

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#### status()


Return the current status of the manager.


Usage


``` python
status()
```


##### Returns


`str`  
Either 'running' or 'idle'.


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#### stop()


Stop the manager.


Usage


``` python
stop()
```


##### Returns


`None`  


##### Examples

``` python
>>> m = Manager("test")
>>> m.start()
>>> m.stop()
>>> m.status()
```

'idle'