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Small package for reading and writing systemd unit files.
Fetch the latest version directly from the repository:
pip install --upgrade git+https://github.com/tools4digits/systemdunits.gitCreate a new target unit template using the default manager (i.e.--user),write it to~/.config/systemd/user, start an instance, show the status,stop it again and clean up:
importasynciofromsysunitimportSystemUnitmy_target=SystemUnit('test-example@.target')# some dummy contentmy_target.from_dict(dict(Unit=dict(Description='Target instance %i'),Install=dict(WantedBy='multi-user.target')))# write it to diskmy_target.write()# reload the systmd daemon (this is an async operation)asyncio.run(my_target.run.daemon_reload())# start an instance of this unitasyncio.run(my_target.run.start(instance='eg1'))# get the statusout,err=asyncio.run(my_target.run.status(instance='eg1'))print(out)# ● test-example@eg1.target - Target instance eg1# Loaded: loaded (.../.config/systemd/user/test-example@.target; disabled;# vendor preset: enabled)# Active: active since ... ago# ... systemd[...]: Reached target Target instance eg1.# stop the instance againasyncio.run(my_target.run.stop(instance='eg1'))# remove the unit file againmy_target.remove()
Testing is done withunittest, includingdoctest.
To run tests simply go to the project root folder and run:
python -m unittestCopyright © 2022 T4D GmbH
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