SignalsDB is an MIT-licensed library written in Python providing a simple way to query a curated database of Unix signals.
Usage:
To explain a Unix signal based on the integer id:
>>> from signalsdb.api import explain
>>> explain(13)
{'action': 'kill',
'description': 'write on a pipe with no reader',
'id': 13,
'signal': 'SIGPIPE'}
Then to query the signals DB based on the signal name or action in a case insensitive way using regexes:
>>> from signalsdb.api import search
>>> search(signal='sigp\w', action='kill')
[{'action': 'kill',
'description': 'write on a pipe with no reader',
'id': 13,
'signal': 'SIGPIPE'},
{'action': 'kill',
'description': 'profiling timer alarm',
'id': 27,
'signal': 'SIGPROF'}]
Installation:
From PyPI:
$ pip install signalsdb
For hacking on SignalsDB it is recommended that you install from the git repository:
$ git clone git@github.com:eugene-eeo/signalsdb.git $ cd signalsdb $ pip install .
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