commands

CLI commands

Functions:

• cli –

  CLI entry point

• ls –

  Listing all daemons currently found

• pidfiles –

  Get pid files folder. This can be used to cd $(daemonizer pidfiles)

• restart –

  Restart daemons (CLI target)

• scan –

  Scan daemons (CLI target)

• start –

  Start daemons (CLI target)

• status –

  Restart daemons (CLI target)

• stop –

  Stop daemons (CLI target)

• stop_name –

  Stop daemons via daemon's name input.

• stop_pid –

  Stop daemons via PID input.

• version –

  Version info

cli

cli(disclaimer: bool) -> None

CLI entry point

ls

ls() -> None

Listing all daemons currently found

pidfiles

pidfiles() -> None

Get pid files folder. This can be used to cd $(daemonizer pidfiles)

restart

restart(script: str, daemons: Tuple[str, ...], strict: bool) -> None

Restart daemons (CLI target)

scan

scan(script: str, strict: bool) -> None

Scan daemons (CLI target)

start

start(script: str, daemons: Tuple[str, ...], strict: bool) -> None

Start daemons (CLI target)

status

status(script: str, daemons: Tuple[str, ...], strict: bool) -> None

Restart daemons (CLI target)

stop

stop(script: str, daemons: Tuple[str, ...], strict: bool) -> None

Stop daemons (CLI target)

stop_name

stop_name(names: Tuple[str, ...], signal: int) -> None

Stop daemons via daemon's name input.
This command is recommended if you already have the daemon names.

stop_pid

stop_pid(pids: Tuple[int, ...], signal: int) -> None

Stop daemons via PID input.
This command is recommended if you already have the daemon's PID.
On signal reception, daemon will kill stop itself, clean the on-disk PID file and stop the process.

Parameters:

• pids

  (Tuple[int, ...]) –

  PIDs

• signal

  (int) –

  Signal to be used

version

version() -> None

Version info