pgrep

Installation

$ [sudo] pip install pgrep

Examples

>>> import pgrep
>>> pgrep.pgrep("Finder")
[322]

>>> pgrep.pgrep("bash")
[416, 434, 30681, 30918]

>>> pgrep.pgrep("not-existing-process")
[]

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