dargslan-systemd-timer 1.0.0

Systemd timer manager — list, audit, and monitor systemd timers as modern cron alternatives

dargslan-systemd-timer

Systemd Timer Manager — List, audit, and monitor systemd timers as modern cron alternatives. Compare timers with cron jobs and detect failed services. Zero external dependencies.

Installation

pip install dargslan-systemd-timer

CLI Usage

# Full timer report
dargslan-timer report

# List active timers
dargslan-timer list

# List all timers (including inactive)
dargslan-timer list --all

# Check for failed timer services
dargslan-timer failed

# Compare with cron jobs
dargslan-timer cron

# All issues
dargslan-timer issues

# JSON output
dargslan-timer json

Python API

from dargslan_systemd_timer import TimerManager

tm = TimerManager()

# List timers
timers = tm.list_timers(all_timers=True)

# Get timer details
status = tm.timer_status("apt-daily.timer")

# Check failed services
failed = tm.check_failed()

# Compare with cron
comparison = tm.compare_with_cron()

# Full audit
issues = tm.audit()

# Formatted report
tm.print_report()

Features

• List all active and inactive systemd timers
• Detect failed timer-triggered services
• Compare systemd timers with cron jobs
• Get detailed timer status and unit content
• Migration recommendations from cron to timers
• JSON and formatted report output

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License

MIT — see LICENSE