Facilities for BriFuture
These facility scripts which will mostly be written in python is for better management of myself, but if some of them are also useful for you, you can download them (either source code or install the whole package with pip) for personal usage. It will be grateful if you make some advision or want to make some improvements over these scripts.
Usable Commands
All commands that is usable can be downloaded and compiled with pip, all these commands are prefixed with bf_ which may make these commands more identified.
- bf_broadcast: Identify which machine running the specified script through sending and recieving broadcast udp datagram.
- bf_gitrepo: which may simplify the creation or deletion a shared git repository on personal mini git server. you can read a blog article on how I make it by visiting my blog website.
- bf_monitor: Monitor file changes, and execute prepared commands. you can read a blog article on how I make it by visiting my blog website.
For more details about these facilities, please refer the help message provided by each command with -h option.
Install
Using pip to install these facility commands:
python3 -m pip install bffacilities
or
pip install bffacilities
Usage
You can use bff or bffacilities to call sub commands, for example, let's generate QtTest files from directory:
## in source directory
cd test
bff gqt -d ../src -p Test -e "test,ui"
License
License is under GPLv3.
ChangeLog
0.1.0: optimize utils
0.0.41: optimize network.socket
0.0.40: move socket server and bluetooth into network, remove _globals
0.0.35: optimize scripts in torch folder
0.0.34: fix database error
0.0.33: move logger from utils to avoid log too much content
0.0.32: update with pyupdator
0.0.22: socket server has been improved a lot, interface has changed
v0.0.20 add bluetooth manager for bluetooth device list and connect
v0.0.19 some updates on generateQtTest and torch scripts
0.0.17: scripts in `myscripts` folder could add more scripts
without change main.py file.
0.0.13: add torch scripts and labelme scripts for MachineLearing data processing or model building.
0.0.7: add simple tcp socket server
0.0.6: add common flask functions
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