mattdaemon
Need to daemonize your Python2.7 projects? Matt Daemon has you covered.
Features
superuser (root) enforcement. Your script either requires it or it doesn’t. You choose!
If these checks fail, the script will exit with a status of 1.
Uses the double-fork magic of UNIX to daemonize.
Dependencies
Python 2.7
Notes
This is designed for CLI scripts, because it decouples from the parent environment and all.
Includes annoying messages when you use root to run a script.
daemon.start() and daemon.stop() don’t print messages. You’ll have to decide what to print, if anything.
MIT Licensed code, so you’re free to do whatever you want with this. Sell it, steal it, improve it, anything at all!
Running / Usage
Add the script to your dependencies, it’s on pypi! (pip install mattdaemon)
Documentation is available on readthedocs, so check there for usage.
Contributing
If a feature you need is lacking, you know a better way to do something, or you just want to be nice and give out your stars, feel free to visit the mattdaemon git repo; it’s open source and MIT licensed!
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