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mdfmonitor - Monitor the file moification
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The **mdfmonitor** is Python module about monitoring files modification using timestamp and body.

The **mdfmonitor** contains:

+ **FileModificationMonitor**
+ **URLModificationMonitor**

FileModificationMonitor
=================

This FileModificationMonitor (call this *monitor* from now) can monitor to a **file** or files modification.

Monitor has the repository of file's **timestamp** data and **body** data.
And monitor appends each data, then monitor **compare** new data to old data.
If new data **differ** to old data, monitor **regard** this difference to **modification**.
Then monitor create instance of FileModificationObject, yield this.

How to Use
------------

It's simple.

1. Import this module.
2. Create `FileModificationMonitor` class's instance.
3. Append file or files to instance using add_file method.
4. using Python for sentence, You can write anything under for sentence.

::

#!/usr/bin/python

import os
from mdfmonitor import FileModificationMonitor

files = os.listdir(".") # >>> ['sample.txt', 'sample.py']

# create Watcher instnce
monitor = FileModificationMonitor()

# append file to mdfmonitor instance
monitor.add_file("sample.txt")

# or
# append files to mdfmonitor instance
monitor.add_files(os.listdir("."))

for mdf in monitor.monitor():

print mdf.file.center(30, "=")
print "Catch the Modification!!"
print "Old timestamp: %s" % mdf.old_mtime
print "New timestamp: %s" % mdf.new_mtime
print "manager: %s" % str(mdf.manager.o_repository)
print "Diff".center(30,"=")
print mdf.diff


URLModificationMonitor
=================

This URLModificationMonitor (call this *monitor* from now) can monitor to **body of url** or urls modification.

This monitor's structure **almost same** to FileModificationMonitor.
Both monitor just difference is to time data what compare.
FileModificationMonitor gets a file **timestamp**, URLModificationMonitor gets the `Date` header's **date** of server.


How to Use
-------------

It's simple too.

1. Import this module.
2. Create `URLModificationMonitor` class's instance.
3. Append url string or url string's list to instance using add_url method.
4. using Python for sentence, You can write anything under for sentence.

::

#!/usr/bin/python

import os
from mdfmonitor import URLModificationMonitor

files = os.listdir(".") # >>> ['sample.txt', 'sample.py']

# create Watcher instnce
monitor = URLModificationMonitor()

# append file to mdfmonitor instance
monitor.add_url("http://sampe.com/path/")

for mdf in monitor.monitor():

print mdf.url.center(30, "=")
print "Catch the Modification!!"
print "Old timestamp: %s" % mdf.old_dtime
print "New timestamp: %s" % mdf.new_dtime
print "manager: %s" % str(mdf.manager.o_repository)
print "Diff".center(30,"=")
print mdf.diff

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