Multi Pserve
How to
Install
pip install multipserve
First, you can use the python script in your root directory for start servers
mpserve --apps app1 app2 app3 app4
app’s are directory of applications
After, multipserve creates pid and log file with name of each application
app1.pid app1.log
For killing, you can use this:
mpserve (-k|--kill) app1 app2 app3
If app killed successfully
kill app1 with pid 41235
To do
Multi Pserve works but not how I think … I want it to has a web page or even at the terminal(which I think unlikely/not functional) show the logs of active servers.
Look issues for more details.
All application now are loaded in –reload mode
multipserve creates a .log and a .pid files for each application
multipserve now works with arguments –apps or –kill
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