Jetsam
- True daemonizer using native C calls
- Currently only compatible with
*nixfile systems - Extra Paranoid Edition uses that double fork magic!
jetsam definition: floating debris ejected from a ship
C Extension
To showcase a C library being used as a native python module
Example
import time
import logging
import jetsam
from jetsam import daemon
# jetsam will log pids and errors from daemons
# to a single log file. It will also update the file
# with the current status of the daemon
#
# function_name:pid:status
#
jetsam.set_logfile("user_daemon.log") # defaults to /tmp/jetsam.log
@daemon
def func():
logging.basicConfig(filename="func.log", level=logging.DEBUG, filemode="w")
while True:
time.sleep(1)
logging.debug("I am running in my own interpreter!")
func() # detachs from current interpreter each function immediately returns
print("simulate long running process...")
time.sleep(3)
jetsam.end_daemon(func)
print("Eject and forget with jetsam!")
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