Bigos - do stuff on file change
Use the on decorator to run tasks when matching files are modified:
from bigos import on, main
@on(r'^[^/]*/([^.][^/]*\/)*[^.][^/]*$')
def non_dotfile_task(ev):
print 'file event:', ev.path
if __name__ == '__main__':
main('.')
Use the backend to get the raw event stream:
from bigos.backend import generate_events
for event_list in generate_events():
print event_list
Installation
pip install bigos
Supported platforms
On modern Linux kernels bigos will use a ctypes inotify wrapper
Other systems are supported via a filesystem polling backend
License
Copyright (C) 2014 Paweł Stiasny
Bigos is released under the GNU General Public License, see COPYING for details.
1 maintainer
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