How to use the sslyze.WorkerProcess function in sslyze

#--PROCESSES INITIALIZATION--
    # Three processes per target from MIN_PROCESSES up to MAX_PROCESSES
    nb_processes = max(MIN_PROCESSES, min(MAX_PROCESSES, len(target_list)*3))
    if command_list.https_tunnel:
        nb_processes = 1 # Let's not kill the proxy

    task_queue = JoinableQueue() # Processes get tasks from task_queue and
    result_queue = JoinableQueue() # put the result of each task in result_queue

    # Spawn a pool of processes, and pass them the queues
    process_list = []
    for _ in xrange(nb_processes):
        priority_queue = JoinableQueue() # Each process gets a priority queue
        p = WorkerProcess(priority_queue, task_queue, result_queue, available_commands, \
                          shared_settings)
        p.start()
        process_list.append((p, priority_queue)) # Keep track of each process and priority_queue


    #--TESTING SECTION--
    # Figure out which hosts are up and fill the task queue with work to do
    print _format_title('Checking host(s) availability')


    targets_OK = []
    targets_ERR = []

    # Each server gets assigned a priority queue for aggressive commands
    # so that they're never run in parallel against this single server
    cycle_priority_queues = cycle(process_list)

#--PROCESSES INITIALIZATION--
    # Two processes per target from MIN_PROCESSES up to MAX_PROCESSES
    nb_processes = max(MIN_PROCESSES, min(MAX_PROCESSES, len(target_list)*2))
    if command_list.https_tunnel:
        nb_processes = 1 # Let's not kill the proxy

    task_queue = JoinableQueue() # Processes get tasks from task_queue and
    result_queue = JoinableQueue() # put the result of each task in result_queue

    # Spawn a pool of processes, and pass them the queues
    process_list = []
    for _ in xrange(nb_processes):
        priority_queue = JoinableQueue() # Each process gets a priority queue
        p = WorkerProcess(priority_queue, task_queue, result_queue, available_commands, \
                          shared_settings)
        p.start()
        process_list.append((p, priority_queue)) # Keep track of each process and priority_queue


    #--TESTING SECTION--
    # Figure out which hosts are up and fill the task queue with work to do
    print _format_title('Checking host(s) availability')


    targets_OK = []
    targets_ERR = []
    # Each server gets assigned a priority queue for aggressive commands
    # so that they're never run in parallel against this single server
    cycle_priority_queues = cycle(process_list)
    target_results = ServersConnectivityTester.test_server_list(target_list,