Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: jlddk
Version: 0.7.28
Summary: Collection of robots
Home-page: http://www.systemical.com/doc/opensource/jlddk
Author: Jean-Lou Dupont
Author-email: jl@jldupont.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: 
        Overview
        --------
        
        This package contains a collection of 'robots'.
        Each 'robot' is implemented with logging on stderr and processing result is output on stdout as either string or JSON.
        
        Robots
        ------
        
        * jldstrpkg: stdin --> formatter --> stdout
        * jldwebscraper : extract anchor links from a web page
        * jldfilter : filter stdin through a Python module, output on stdout
        * jldcomp : compare 2 filesystem paths for difference in files
        * jldfcomp : compare globs of files
        * jldcat: 'cat' files to stdout, 1 per line with format 'filename	contents
        '
        * jlduncat: Receive from stdin "key	contents
        " and write to key[.ext]
        * jldjsoncat : 'cat' files to stdout by encapsulating them in JSON objects
        * jldwebdl : gated web page download, source links contained in file system path
        * jldinotify : path change notification over JSON/stdout
        * jldfetcher : web page fetcher which takes instructions from stdin
        * jldfilelist : list path files using include/exclude filter, JSON/stdout output
        * jldclock : 1 second interval clock with min,hour,day markers
        * jldpclean : kills processes left to pid=1
        * jldtaskctl : task controller
        * jldostr : outputs a string on stdout @ regular interval, pass-through for stdin-->stdout
        * jldstatsubdirs: periodic status information on sub-dirs of path (JSON output & pass-through stdin-->stdout)
        * jlddebouncer: debounces {key:value} pairs (JSON output & pass-through stdin-->stdout)
        * jldarun : runs "agents"
        * jldrun : periodically run a python callable
        * jldtouch: receive filename from stdin, 'touch' filename in destination path
        * jldsplitter: a semi customizable file splitter
        
        Configuration
        -------------
        
        Can be performed through options on the command line or using a file (use a leading `@`).
        
Platform: UNKNOWN
