subprocess-manager
Description
A wrapper around python’s subprocess module which handles new process spawning (optionally as a daemon), specifying a timeout period, and printing/logging/accessing the process’ output in a non-blocking fashion.
Installation
pip install subprocess_manager
Usage
from subprocess_manager.run_subprocess import run_subprocess
process, execution_time = run_subprocess('/bin/bash', ['-l', '-c', 'echo "Hello World!"')
tail_process, command_starttime, command_process_stdout, command_process_stderr = run_subprocess('/bin/bash', ['-l', '-c', 'tail process.log', daemon=True, return_std=True)
See subprocess_manager/run_subprocess.py for additional arguments and details.
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