igniter

Crates.ioigniter
lib.rsigniter
version0.1.2
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created_at2018-01-22 14:39:15.151174
updated_at2018-01-26 13:46:51.104081
descriptionA simple process manager written in Rust
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repositoryhttps://github.com/pmarino90/igniter
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Paolo Marino (pmarino90)

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Igniter

A simple process manager written in Rust.

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UNDER ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT

Description

Igniter was written for fun and profit, the idea behind it is to a simple process manager to be used while developing projects that need some always on dependencies.
So imagine to be developing a frontend application and you need the API active on your machine and maybe some other dependencies (a database for example), Igniter reads an .igniterc file and starts all the processes described into the configuration file.

There are a lot of other process manangers into the wild and most of them use a daemon process which monitors and manages all the child processes. Igniter does not provide a global daemon but instead runs a monitor process for every launched one, so there is a one-to-one relationship bewteen the process to be launched and the one which monitors.

Igniter is in its early stages, under active development and for such reasons is not yet feature complete neither its code is near to be considered good or safe. A list of future development ideas can be found into a further paragraph.
Suggestion and/or requests are always welcome!

Supported operating systems

Given its dependencies the supported OSs are the ones which are supported by nix (look here), this does not directly means that all the version are tested.

Currently there is no Windows support.

Install

With cargo:

cargo install igniter

Usage

With an existing .igniterc file into the current working directory issue igniter from your terminal and Igniter will spawn all the processes defined into the configuration file.

.igniterc

Create an .igniterc, TOML syntax supported, file in the root of your project. It is always needed a .igniterc file to start monitoring a process.

[[process]]
name = "process-1" # Required, the name of the process. Shown in list.
cmd = "process" # The actual command to launch, must be the command without arguments
args = [["-arg", "value"], ["--arg2"]]  # Optional, must be an array of array
max_retries = 10 # Optional, defaults to 0

The above block can be repeated any time needed into the same file to describe other processes, just mind to change the name.

Cli

igniter 0.1.0
Paolo Marino <paolomarinos@gmail.com>
A simple process manager

USAGE:
    igniter [SUBCOMMAND]

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information

SUBCOMMANDS:
    help       Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
    list       list active processes
    monitor    [INTERNAL] Monitors the provided command data as JSON
    stop       Stops an already running process given its name

Todo

[x] Process restart on fail
[x] Refactor
[] Environment variables
[] Log Management
[] Context awareness (Workspaces)

Changelog

v0.1.0

* First version

v0.1.1

* Code refactor
* minor bug fixes

v0.1.2

* Filters processes by their status on the system
Commit count: 51

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