Crates.io | process-events-streaming |
lib.rs | process-events-streaming |
version | 0.2.5 |
source | src |
created_at | 2022-11-04 17:57:02.469252 |
updated_at | 2022-11-08 01:58:44.818401 |
description | Easy to use process with events and data streaming |
homepage | https://github.com/schoudhary108/process-events-streaming |
repository | https://github.com/schoudhary108/process-events-streaming |
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size | 45,141 |
Rust library for simple yet powerful events based multi process execution(blocking & non-blocking modes) in parallel and with data streaming
Run a process based on the provided process request.
Generates various events [ProcessEvent
] according to the process's life-cycle, process's information and data [ProcessData
] associated with that event
ProcessRequest : [ProcessRequest
] // A request structure to start a process
For Blocking mode it returns [None
] and for Non-Blocking mode it will return [Some(io::Result<JoinHandle<()>>)
], so the caller can join & wait for the process completion if needed!
// Setup callback (for the process events and data streaming)
//
use process_events_streaming::{ProcessRequest, ProcessResult, ProcessData, ProcessEvent};
use std::{thread, time::Duration};
let callback = |status: &ProcessEvent, data: &ProcessData| -> ProcessResult {
match status {
ProcessEvent::Started => {
println!(
"Event {:?} | req-id {} | Pids: {:?}",
status,
data.request.as_ref().unwrap().request_id,
data.child_pids()
);
}
ProcessEvent::IOData => {
println!(
"Event {:?} | req-id {} | # {} : {}",
status,
data.request.as_ref().unwrap().request_id,
data.line_number,
data.line
);
//now assume we want to exit the process with some data
let mut result = ProcessResult::new();
result.set_exit_flag_and_success(true, Ok(true));
result.data_num = Some(8111981);
result.data_vec_str = Some(vec![String::from("I found my hidden data!")]);
return result;
//demo how to kill/stop
//_ = data.kill();
}
other => {
if !data.line.is_empty() {
println!(
"Event {:?} | req-id {} | additional detail(s): {}",
other,
data.request.as_ref().unwrap().request_id,
data.line
);
} else {
println!(
"Event {:?} | req-id {}",
other,
data.request.as_ref().unwrap().request_id
);
}
}
}
ProcessResult::new()
};
let request2 = ProcessRequest {
request_id: 151,
callback: Some(Arc::new(callback)),
use_shell: true,
cmd_line: vec![vec![
String::from("echo"),
String::from("stdout"),
String::from("&"),
String::from("echo"),
String::from("stderr"),
String::from(">&2"),
]],
non_blocking_mode: true,
};
// non Blocking mode
let process_result = ProcessRequest::start(request2);
println!("Returned from Start! of non blocking");
let mut internal_data = ProcessResult::new();
//check & wait for the non blocking mode
if process_result.join_handle.is_some() {
if process_result.join_handle.as_ref().unwrap().is_ok() {
internal_data = process_result.join_handle.unwrap().unwrap().join().unwrap();
println!(
"Start - join waiting over in non blocking mode {:?}",
internal_data
);
} else {
internal_data.success = Err(process_result.join_handle.unwrap().err().unwrap());
println!(
"Start - Error in non blocking mode {:?}",
internal_data.success
);
}
} else {
internal_data = process_result;
}
println!("result dump : {:?}", internal_data);
println!(
"test_using_sh_output_streaming, start calc in windows {:?}",
ProcessRequest::start(ProcessRequest {
request_id: 191,
callback: Some(Arc::new(callback)),
use_shell: true,
cmd_line: vec![vec![String::from("calc")]],
non_blocking_mode: false,
}));
File [../src/lib.rs
] contains examples in detail under #[test]
Sample output of the process events from the tests
running 2 tests
Event Starting | req-id 151 | additional detail(s): Executing in thread-context -> id: ThreadId(2), name: Some("tests::test_using_sh_output_streaming_new_version")
Event Started | req-id 151 | Pids: [14120]
Event IOData | req-id 151 | # 1 : stdout
Event ExitRequested | req-id 151 | additional detail(s): stdout
Event Exited | req-id 151
Returned from Start! of non blocking
result dump : ProcessResult { join_handle: None, should_exit: Some(true), success: Ok(true), data_vec_str: Some(["I found my hidden data!"]), data_bool: None, data_num: Some(8111981), data_decimal: None }
Event Starting | req-id 105 | additional detail(s): Executing in thread-context -> id: ThreadId(3), name: Some("pes_th_rq_105")
Event Started | req-id 105 | Pids: [10332, 864]
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 1 :
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 2 :
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 3 : 5 Dir(s) 679,760,900,096 bytes free
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 4 : 7 File(s) 8,018 bytes
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 5 : Directory of C:\process-events-streaming
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 6 : 04-11-2022 01:53 PM 210 rustfmt.toml
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 7 : 04-11-2022 04:58 PM 682 Cargo.toml
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 8 : 04-11-2022 05:09 PM <DIR> .github
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 9 : 04-11-2022 05:09 PM <DIR> src
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 10 : 04-11-2022 09:58 PM 91 .gitconfig
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 11 : 04-11-2022 09:59 PM 1,091 LICENSE
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 12 : 04-11-2022 10:11 PM 344 .gitignore
Event IOData | req-id 105 | # 13 : 04-11-2022 10:45 PM 3,600 README.md
Event IOEof | req-id 105
Event Exited | req-id 105
test_using_sh_output_streaming, demo pipe-line ()
Event Starting | req-id 106 | additional detail(s): Executing in thread-context -> id: ThreadId(3), name: Some("pes_th_rq_106")
Event Started | req-id 106 | Pids: [25936]
Event IOData | req-id 106 | # 1 : \"Sandy\"
Event IOEof | req-id 106
Event Exited | req-id 106
test_using_sh_output_streaming, demo double quotes ()
Event StartError | req-id 107 | additional detail(s): "Command line - arguments are unavailable!"
test_using_sh_output_streaming, no arguments means start error ()
Licensed under
MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
This library is using a wonderful library 'duct' for low level process handling