Python 3 script and daemon toolkit
Project description
Introduction
This package contains collection of usefull tools and utilities and framework for creating console applications, scripts and system services (daemons) in Python 3. It provides easily extendable and customizable base implementations of generic application, script or daemon and which take care of many common issues and tasks like configuration loading and merging, command line argument parsing, logging setup, etc.
The extensive documentation and tutorials is still under development, however usage examples and demonstration applications are provided right in the source code of appropriate module. Just execute the module with Python3 interpretter to see the demonstration:
python3 path/to/application.py --help
Framework features
Currently the framework package contains following features:
- pyzenkit.jsonconf
Module for handling JSON based configuration files and directories.
- pyzenkit.daemonizer
Module for taking care of all process daemonization tasks.
- pyzenkit.baseapp
Module for writing generic console applications.
- pyzenkit.zenscript
Module for writing generic console scripts with built-in support for repeated executions (for example by cron-like service).
- pyzenkit.zendaemon
Module for writing generic system services (daemons).
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Changelog
Version 0.65
Released 2022-11-01
Allowed adding previous versions files using Gitlab CI/CD.
Version 0.64
Released 2022-06-28
Allowed parsing of unknown arguments.
Version 0.63
Released 2022-06-22
Started using the latest version of pydgets.
Version 0.62
Released 2022-06-22
Added a config file for GitLab CI/CD.
Updated the repository information.
Updated packages versions.
Version 0.61
Released 2022-01-20
Fixed formatting error introduced in 0.60.
Version 0.60
Released 2022-01-20
Masked PID in PID file name and runlog file name.
Version 0.59
Released 2021-01-11
Made runlog file names more unique by adding PID.
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