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68 lines
1.7 KiB
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# core_daemon
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My attempt of creating python daemon handler.
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This was written with Python 3.11
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## Features
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- Core daemon that runs continuously and manages modules
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- Interactive shell for user interaction
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- Dynamic loading and unloading of modules
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- Custom command execution from loaded modules
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- Auto-completion for commands in the shell
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- Ability to upgrade the core daemon
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- Modules are loaded from an 'modules' directory
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## Structure
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dynamic-module-manager/
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├── core_daemon.py
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├── daemon_cli.py
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├── modules/
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│ ├── extra_commands.py
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│ └── http_service.py
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└── README.md
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## Getting Started
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1. Start the core daemon:
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python3 core_daemon.py
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2. In a separate terminal, start the shell:
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python3 shell.py
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## Usage
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Once in the shell, you can use the following commands:
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- `list_available`: List all available modules in the 'modules' directory
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- `load <module_name>`: Load a module
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- `unload <module_name>`: Unload a module
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- `list`: List all currently loaded modules
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- `upgrade`: Upgrade the core daemon (restarts the daemon in current implementation)
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- Any custom commands provided by loaded modules
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Use tab completion to see available commands and modules.
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## Creating New Modules
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To create a new module:
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1. Create a new Python file in the 'modules' directory
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2. Define your module as a class
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3. Implement at least one of these functions `initialize()`, `shutdown()`, `get_commands()`
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See `modules/extra_commands.py` and `modules/http_service.py` for an example of how to structure a module.
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# Todo
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- Maybe add ability to search for modules in directories set by a command
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- Create module to add auth for the cli connections...
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- Add error handling to core_daemon and daemon_cli...
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