Usage

Get python dictionaries descibing your `qsub` jobs.

from qstat import qstat

queue_info, job_info = qstat()

queue_info[13]

{'@state': 'running',
 'JAT_prio': '0.55008',
 'JAT_start_time': '2017-09-04T16:22:50',
 'JB_job_number': '6384796',
 'JB_name': 'phs_obs_20120102_001',
 'JB_owner': 'relleums',
 'queue_name': 'test@isdc-cn11.astro.unige.ch',
 'slots': '1',
 'state': 'r'}

Add both `queue_info` and `job_info` to have one list of both running and waiting jobs:

from qstat import qstat

queue_info, job_info = qstat()

all_jobs = queue_info + job_info

for job in all_jobs:
    print(job['JB_name'], 'is', job['@state'])

my_job_001 is running
my_job_002 is running
my_job_003 is running

or combine with e.g. with pandas DataFrame

from qstat import qstat
q, j = qstat()

import pandas as pd
df = pd.DataFrame(q + j)

df.tail()

      @state JAT_prio JAT_start_time JB_job_number               JB_name  \
190  pending  0.00000            NaN       6384973  phs_obs_20160102_002
191  pending  0.00000            NaN       6384974  phs_obs_20160201_001
192  pending  0.00000            NaN       6384975  phs_obs_20160201_002
193  pending  0.00000            NaN       6384976  phs_obs_20160202_001
194  pending  0.00000            NaN       6384977  phs_obs_20160202_002

     JB_owner   JB_submission_time queue_name slots state
190  relleums  2017-09-04T16:22:51       None     1    qw
191  relleums  2017-09-04T16:22:51       None     1    qw
192  relleums  2017-09-04T16:22:51       None     1    qw
193  relleums  2017-09-04T16:22:51       None     1    qw
194  relleums  2017-09-04T16:22:51       None     1    qw