Dead Easy POSIX Daemons for Python!
#!/usr/bin/python
import undead
@undead
def my_daemon_process():
""" This function will be daemonized. """
from time import sleep
while True:
sleep(10)Installation
pip install undead
Settings
- undead.name
Name of the logger and process.
Default: __name__ of decorated callable
- undead.pidfile
Path to pidfile.
Default: ~/.{undead.name}/{undead.name}.pid
- undead.log_level
Log level.
Default: "WARNING"
- undead.process_name
The name of the process (that shows up in ps etc.)
Default: None (No manipulation of process name)
Example
import undead
undead.name = "my-first-daemon"
undead.process_name = "leDeamon"
@undead
def my_daemon_process():
""" This function will be daemonized. """
# ...Logging within the decorated handler
Just add log to your decorated signature, and the logger will be passed down. Log away captain!
import undead
@undead
def i_am_undead(log):
log.warning("I'm warning you!")
log.info("Soap, 2 for $1.99")The logfile will be created in ~/.i_am_undead
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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