This gist shows you various ways to implement bullmq in python

main.py

import asyncio
from bullmq import Worker

async def process(job, job_token):
    # job.data will include the data added to the queue
    print(job.data)
    return job.data
    # return doSomethingAsync(job)

async def main():
    # example connect redis that doesn't have username via Ip address
    # worker = Worker("yourQueName", process, {"connection": "redis://:password@ip:port"})
    
    # example connect redis that have username via Ip address
    # worker = Worker("yourQueName", process, {"connection": "redis://username:password@ip:port"})
    
    # example connect redis that doesn't have username via host (make sure your redis support rediss)
    # worker = Worker("yourQueName", process, {"connection": "rediss://:password@yourhost.com:port"})
    
    # example connect redis that have username via host (make sure your redis support rediss)
    worker = Worker("yourQueName", process, {"connection": "rediss://username:password@yourhost.com:port"})
   
    while True:  # Add some breaking conditions here
        await asyncio.sleep(1)
    # When no need to process more jobs we should close the worker
    await worker.close()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())