nocrux 2.0.3

概要

usage: nocrux [-h] [-e] [-l] [-f] [--sudo] [--as AS_] [--stderr] [--version]
              [daemon] [command]

  Nocrux is a daemon process manager that is easy to configure and can
  operate on the user- or root-level. The nocrux configuration syntax is
  similar to Nginx. All users configuration file is in ~/.nocrux/conf,
  except for the root user, which is in /etc/nocrux/conf.

  This will start your $EDITOR to open the configuration file:

      $ nocrux -e

  The main namespace has the options and default values below:

      root ~/.nocrux/run;
      kill_timeout 10;

  You can also include other files like this (relative paths are considered
  relative to the configuration file):

      include ~/more-nocrux-config.txt;

  To configure a new daemon, you start a `daemon` section, specify the name
  and then the daemon's options in the news scope.

      daemon jupyter {
        cwd ~;
        run jupyter notebook;
      }

  You can now start the daemon with:

      $ nocrux jupyter start
      [nocrux]: (jupyter) starting "jupyter notebook"
      [nocrux]: (jupyter) started (pid: 10117)

  The following commands are available for all daemons:

    - start
    - stop
    - restart
    - status
    - pid
    - cat
    - tail

  You can specify additional commands like this:

      daemon jupyter {
        cwd ~;
        run jupyter notebook;
        command uptime echo $(($(date +%s) - $(date +%s -r $DAEMON_PIDFILE))) seconds;
      }

  Now to run this command:

      $ nocrux jupyter uptime;
      3424 seconds;

  Here's a daemon configuration with all available options and the
  respective default or example values:

      daemon test {
        # Example values:
        export PATH=/usr/sbin:$PATH;
        export DEBUG=1;
        run ~/Desktop/mytestdaemon.sh arg1 "arg 2";
        cwd ~;
        command uptime echo $(($(date +%s) - $(date +%s -r $DAEMON_PIDFILE))) seconds;
        requires daemon1 daemon2;

        # Options with their respective defaults:
        user me;
        group me;
        stdin /dev/null;
        stdout $root/$name.out;
        stderr $stdout;
        pidfile $root/$name.pid;
        signal term TERM;
        signal kill KILL;
      }

positional arguments:
  daemon        The name of the daemon.
  command       A command to execute on the specified daemon.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit
  -e, --edit    Edit the nocrux configuration file.
  -l, --list    List up all daemons and their status.
  -f, --follow  Pass -f to the tail command.
  --sudo        Re-invoke the same command with sudo.
  --as AS_      Run the command as the specified user. Overrides --sudo.
  --stderr      Choose stderr instead of stdout for the cat/tail command.
  --version     Print the nocrux version and exit.