celery-singleton uses the JSON representation of a task's delay() or
apply_async() arguments to generate a unique lock and stores it in redis. By
default it uses the redis server of the celery result backend. If you use a
different/no result backend or want to use a different redis server for
celery-singleton, refer the configuration section for how to customize the
redis.

import time
from celery_singleton import Singleton
from somewhere import celery_app

@celery_app.task(base=Singleton)
def do_stuff(*args, **kwargs):
	time.sleep(4)
	return 'I just woke up'

# run the task as normal
async_result = do_stuff.delay(1, 2, 3, a='b')
async_result2 = do_stuff.delay(1, 2, 3, a='b')

# These are the same, task is only queued once
assert async_result == async_result2