procman 2.1.0

Tabbed GUI to start/stop/monitor programs

procman

Compact GUI for deployment and monitoring programs and processes.

The GUI can control multiple sets of programs arranged in the tabs.

The 'status' column dynamically shows the color-coded status of programs.

The commands are executed by clicking buttons in the leftmost column.
The top button executes table-wide commands:Check All, Start All, Stop All.
It also holds commands to

• delete current tab (Delete),
• edit the table of the current tab (Edit),
• condense and expand table arrangement (Condense and Uncondense).

The following actions are defined for programs:

• Check
• Start
• Stop
• Command: will display the command for starting the program

Definition of actions, associated with programs in the tab, are defined in the startup dictionary of the python scripts, code-named as proc#_NAME.py. See examples in the config directory.

Supported keys are:

• 'cmd': command which will be used to start and stop the server,
• 'cd': directory (if needed), from where to run the cmd,
• 'process': used for checking/stopping the server to identify its process. If cmd properly identifies the server, then this key is not necessary,
• 'shell': some servers require shell=True option for subprocess.Popen(),
• 'help': it will be used as a tooltip,

Demo

• python -m procman config/proc*.py
  or python -m procman -c config
  Control of all sets of programs, defined in the ./config directory. Each set of programs will be controlled in a separate tab.
• python -m procman -c config proc1_test.py proc3_TST.py
  Control two set of programs from the ./config directory.
• python -m procman -i -c config
  Interacively select config files from the ./config directory.