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gripe
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Opinionated extensions for the `grip` utility. The grip utility provides rendering/serving local markdown files written in github-flavored markdown. Gripe extends it, allowing for serving more types of local files, as well as intelligent management for multiple `grip` daemons. |
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Overview
The gripe library provides extensions for grip.
The grip utility provides rendering/serving local markdown files written in github-flavored markdown.
Gripe extends it, allowing for serving more types of local files, as well as intelligent management for multiple grip daemons without thinking about server-port collisions.
Features
Support for Multiple Projects
Working with multiple projects simultaneously is supported. This works by managing multiple daemons with a per-project port. See CLI Usage for more information.
Installation
See pypi for available releases.
$ pip install gripe
Usage (CLI)
The gripe library publishes a small CLI tool.
Listing Servers
# or `gripe ls` or `python -mgripe ls`
$ gripe list
{"local": [], "foreign": []}
Starting and Stopping Servers
# or `python -mgripe start`
$ gripe start
INFO gripe Trying to serve files
DEBUG gripe Starting gripe for this project..
DEBUG gripe Used ports: []
INFO gripe starting server with command:
INFO gripe 'flask --app gripe:app run --port 6149 >> .tmp.gripe.log 2>&1 &'
# startup example for a 2nd server over the same project: server start is NO-OP
$ gripe start
INFO gripe Trying to serve files
INFO gripe 1 copies of gripe are already started
INFO gripe gripe @ pid `10059` is already serving this project
INFO gripe Skipping startup.
# startup example for 2nd server over 2nd project: new port allocated automatically
$ gripe start
INFO gripe trying to serve files
INFO gripe 1 copies of gripe are already started
INFO gripe No gripes are serving this project.
DEBUG gripe Starting gripe for this project..
DEBUG gripe Used ports: [6149]
DEBUG gripe server port @ 6149, using next available @ 6150
INFO gripe starting server with command:
INFO gripe 'flask --app gripe:app run --port 6150 >> .tmp.gripe.log 2>&1 &'
$ gripe stop
INFO gripe gripe @ {'pid': 10059, 'cwd':'...', 'port': 6149} started here
INFO gripe killing it..
Usage (API)
Listing Servers
>>> import gripe
>>> gripe.list()
{"local": [], "foreign": []}
Starting and Stopping Servers
>>> import gripe
>>> servers = gripe.start(); print(servers)
{ "local": [
{ "pid": 93867,
"cwd": "...",
"port": 6149 }
],
"foreign": []
}
>>> gripe.stop(grips=servers['local'])
{
"killed":
[ { "pid": 93867,
"cwd": "...",
"port": 6149 } ]
}
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