This package allows to create and manage Single Unique Processes

git clone https://github.com/darkAlert/suproc.git
cd suproc
bash install.sh

sudo pip3 install git+https://github.com/darkAlert/suproc.git#egg=suproc  --break-system-packages
suproc-init

Before using the package, you have to run suproc-init to initialize it and create directories for the PID and LOG files.

Update pip if the package is installed with the name UNKNOWN:

python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip

If the package is not found in the terminal after installation, try running:

source ~/.profile

suproc-init --deinit
pip3 uninstall suproc -y  --break-system-packages

Create and run a single instance process:

• name Process name to run
• -c CMDS, --cmds CMDS List of command strings
• -f, --force Kill the process if it is running
• -d, --daemon Create a daemon process
• -pd PDIR, --pdir PDIR PIDLockFile directory (/var/run/ava/ by default)
• -ld LDIR, --ldir LDIR Logs directory (/var/log/ava/ by default)
• -p PARENT, --parent PARENT The parent process ID
• -o STDOUT, --stdout STDOUT Where to direct the process's stdout: pipe, devnull
• -e STDERR, --stderr STDERR Where to direct the process's stderr: pipe, stdout, devnull

Stop a single instance process by its name:

• name Process name to stop
• -nk, --no-killer-proc Create a killer process and try to stop the target process in it
• -f, --force If set, the current process may also be stopped!
• -k, --kill Send SIGTERM instead of SIGINT
• --purge Remove the pid and log files of the stopped process
• -pd PDIR, --pdir PDIR PIDLockFile directory
• -ld LDIR, --ldir LDIR Logs directory

Print logs of a single instance process by its name (NOTE: the log is created only for processes running in daemon mode):

• name Process name to print its log
• -f, --follow Follow new lines and print them as they appear
• -n LAST_N, --last-n LAST_N The number of lines to print from the end of the file
• -s SESSION, --session SESSION Print the full log of the specified process session
• -rm, --remove Remove a log file by process name
• -c, --clear Clear the log file according to the session number
• -ld LDIR, --ldir LDIR Logs directory

Print a list of processes:

• -a, --all Print processes with any state
• -pd PDIR, --pdir PDIR PIDLockFile directory

Print a list of logs of processes:

• -c, --clear Delete all logs without processes
• -p, --paths Print log file paths instead of log names
• -pd PDIR, --pdir PDIR PIDLockFile directory
• -ld LDIR, --ldir LDIR Logs directory

Managing the PID, LOGS, and CONFIG directories of 'suproc' package:

• -pd PDIR, --pdir PDIR PIDLockFile directory
• -ld LDIR, --ldir LDIR Logs directory
• -cf CONF, --conf CONF Config file path
• -y YES, --yes YES Answer 'yes' to each question of the initializer
• -de DEINIT, --deinit DEINIT Deinitialize the package and remove all its files

Create and start a process named test that will execute the bash command: ls / -l:

suproc run test -c='ls / -l'

Same thing, but the process will be run in daemon mode:

suproc run test -d -c='ls / -l'

Show the log of the running process:

suproc log test

Kill process:

suproc kill test

TO DO...