A secure and structured subprocess command executor for Python projects, featuring rich logging, customizable execution parameters, and robust exception handling.
Overview
darca-executor wraps Python’s subprocess with enhanced logging, structured error reporting, and testability. It is designed to work securely in both use_shell=True and use_shell=False modes.
Features
Shell and non-shell subprocess support
Built-in timeout, working directory, and environment handling
Captures stdout/stderr output
Integrates with custom Darca logging facility
Raises DarcaExecError with detailed metadata on failure
100% test coverage with Pytest
Quick Start
from darca_executor import DarcaExecutor
executor = DarcaExecutor(use_shell=False)
result = executor.run(["echo", "Hello, Darca!"])
print(result.stdout)
Installation
Install dependencies using make and Poetry:
make install
Testing
Run all unit tests and generate a coverage report:
make test
Documentation
Build the documentation with:
make docs
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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