buzzkill
Guaranteed emergency-stop helper for Python. Wrap critical sections so a user-supplied shutdown callback always runs — on normal exit, on exception, or on SIGINT. Planned roadmap includes BLE device registry and haptic feedback for real hardware kill-switches.
Install
pip install buzzkill
Usage
from buzzkill import EmergencyStop
stopped = []
def cut_power():
stopped.append("power_cut")
with EmergencyStop(cut_power):
# work that must never leave hardware/live state dangling
pass
assert stopped == ["power_cut"]
Roadmap
This is an early 0.1.0 release with active development planned:
- BLE device registry for pairing emergency-stop hardware
- Haptic / status feedback hooks
- Cross-platform signal coverage refinements
Author
Coldbricks — coldbricks@gmail.com
1 maintainer
Metadata
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