pyproc2 1.0.2

Python library for reading data from UNIX /proc/ directory

            ## Short intro
            **pyproc2** is Python library for reading data from /proc/ directory.
            Of course, it works only on Linux.
            ###Installation
            ```
            pip install pyproc2
            ```
            ## What can it do?
            ### Find processes
            There is only one method for all filters (PID, process name, user name,etc.)
            It is called `find()`.
            Here are few examples:
            **1. By PID**:
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            pyproc2.find(1)

            ```
            **2. By process name (can return multiple results)**
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            pyproc2.find("python")
            
            ```
            **3. By user name (or UID or whatever)
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            pyproc2.find(user="root")#Replace "user" to filter  by other properties
            ```
            ### Doing things with selected process(es)
            **1.Sending signals**
            Simple kill:
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            pr=pyproc2.find("python")
            pr.kill()
            ```
            For other signals, pass `kill()` an argument.
            Most common signals have defined own methods:
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            pr=pyproc2.find("python")
            pr.term() #Or stop() or cont() or whatever
            ```
            **2.Acessing attributes**
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            pr=pyproc2.find("python")
            cpu=pr.cpu
            uid=pr.uid
            #etc.
            ```
            **3.Accessing children and parent processes**
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            pr=pyproc2.find(1)
            cdr=pr.children #get all children
            parent=pr.parent #get parent process
            p4=pr.parentLevel(4) #equivalent of pr.parent.parent.parent.parent
            kid=pr.child(3) #fourth children(sorted by PID)(negative indexes are working,too)
            ```
            ###Acess predefined process sets
            **1.All processes**
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            rn=pyproc2.running
            ```
            **2.All processes, sorted by CPU rate
            ```python
            import pyproc2
            t=pyproc2.top
            ```
            ##License
            **pyproc2** is licensed under **GPL License**