daemon-ogre 1.2.0 → 1.2.1

data/README.md

@@ -1,74 +1,82 @@
 daemon-ogre
 ===========
 
-= daemon-ogre
+Installation
+------------
 
+### [RubyGems](http://rubygems.org/)
 
-gem install 'daemon-ogre'
+$ gem install 'daemon-ogre'
 
 
 require 'daemon-ogre'
 DaemonOgre.start
 
 
- but we love config our beloved App!
--======================================================================================================================-
-DaemonOgre.start :name      => "MySuperAppName!",          #this will be the name of the application
-                 :log_path  => "./var/log/log_file_name",  #this will be the logfile place and name
-                 :pid_path  => "./var/pid/pid_file_name",  #this will be the pidfile place and name
-                 :terminate => true                        #this command not let start your code if it's not started
-                                                           # with "start" arguments like :
-                                                           #                  ruby my_awsome_app.rb start
+but we love config our beloved App!
+-----------------------------------
 
 
--======================================================================================================================-
- othere stuffs to use:
- everybody love: require_relative...
- so why should not try require_directory instead all the fuss
- you can tell to it if you want some file to be excluded or just delayed loaded,
- because you want them loaded in the last place
- Example:
+    DaemonOgre.start :name      => "MySuperAppName!",          #this will be the name of the application
+                     :log_path  => "./var/log/log_file_name",  #this will be the logfile place and name
+                     :pid_path  => "./var/pid/pid_file_name",  #this will be the pidfile place and name
+                     :terminate => true                        #this command not let start your code if it's not started
+                                                               # with "start" arguments like :
+                                                               #                  ruby my_awsome_app.rb start
 
-require_directory "some_dir_name_from_here_where_are_multi_dir_levels"
 
- or
+othere stuffs to use:
+---------------------
+everybody love: require_relative...
+so why should not try require_directory instead all the fuss
+you can tell to it if you want some file to be excluded or just delayed loaded,
+because you want them loaded in the last place
+Example:
 
-require_directory "some_dir_name_from_here_where_are_multi_dir_levels",
-                  :delayed => ["files","to","be","delayed","in","load"],
-                  :exclude => ["files","to","be","exclude","in","load"]
 
+    require_directory "some_dir_name_from_here_where_are_multi_dir_levels"
+
+or
+
+    require_directory "some_dir_name_from_here_where_are_multi_dir_levels",
+                      :delayed => ["files","to","be","delayed","in","load"],
+                      :exclude => ["files","to","be","exclude","in","load"]
+
+
+
+Helpers
+-------
 
--======================================================================================================================-
 and ofc what else what we love if not our beloved yml-s
 we should use a nice Config constant for this(or at least i love to do)
 
-CONFIG = require_ymls "some_dir_name_from_here_where_are_the_yml_files_in_multi_dir_level"
- the file names will be the hash-key and under that , there will be the yml file datas loaded in
+    CONFIG = require_ymls "some_dir_name_from_here_where_are_the_yml_files_in_multi_dir_level"
+the file names will be the hash-key and under that , there will be the yml file datas loaded in
 
- if you need get a free port in a range or from, you can use this:
-get_port(from_nmb,to_nmb,host)
+if you need get a free port in a range or from, you can use this:
+    get_port(from_nmb,to_nmb,host)
 
- or by simply
+or by simply
 
-get_port(number)
+    get_port(number)
 
 
- and if you hate find all the bugs... you can use error_logger at your command like this:
+and if you hate find all the bugs... you can use error_logger at your command like this:
 
 
-begin
+    begin
 
-    your awsome code!
+        your awsome code!
 
-rescue xyexception => ex
-    logger ex,            #error_msg
-           prefix,        #this is optionable! but i usualy use: "#{__FILE__}/#{__LINE__}"
-           log_file       #this is optionable!
-end
+    rescue xyexception => ex
+        logger ex,            #error_msg
+               prefix,        #this is optionable! but i usualy use: "#{__FILE__}/#{__LINE__}"
+               log_file       #this is optionable!
+    end
 
 
 if you need methods from any kind of class without the object methods, you should try this!
-Xyclassname.class_methods
+    Xyclassname.class_methods
 
 
 you want make some test script with rnd numbers, strings, dates, bools etc? use the Rnd class at your command
@@ -78,25 +86,26 @@ Rnd
 -boolean
 -date
 
-example: Rnd.number(100)
-or       Rnd.string(15,2) #for rnd bla bla names
+examples:
+    Rnd.number(100)
+    Rnd.string(15,2) #for rnd bla bla names
 
 
 You need get the index of an Array element? you can use:
-array_variable.index_of("something)
+    array_variable.index_of("something)
 
 
+Do you wanted to know , does that process running on that pid or not?
+    process_running?(nmbr)
 
--=========================================================-
 
 
 
 in Short:
-require 'daemon-ogre'
-DaemonOgre.start
-
-for boot your files and ymls, helpers above :)
-your_Super_app_code!
+---------
+    require 'daemon-ogre'
+    DaemonOgre.start #arguments if you want :)
+    your_Super_app_code!
 
 
 
@@ -118,4 +127,4 @@ further details.
 
 
 
-daemon-ogre
+daemon-ogre

data/README.rdoc

@@ -82,6 +82,9 @@ or       Rnd.string(15,2) #for rnd bla bla names
 You need get the index of an Array element? you can use:
 array_variable.index_of("something)
 
+Do you wanted to know , does that process running on that pid or not?
+    process_running?(nmbr)
+
 
 
 -=========================================================-

data/VERSION

@@ -1 +1 @@
-1.2.0
+1.2.1

data/daemon-ogre.gemspec

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 
 Gem::Specification.new do |s|
   s.name = "daemon-ogre"
-  s.version = "1.2.0"
+  s.version = "1.2.1"
 
   s.required_rubygems_version = Gem::Requirement.new(">= 0") if s.respond_to? :required_rubygems_version=
   s.authors = ["Adam.Luzsi"]

data/lib/daemon-ogre.rb

@@ -298,7 +298,8 @@ begin
         Daemon.kill DaemonOgre::App.pid_path
         kill_with_pid
         File.open(DaemonOgre::App.pid_path, "w").write("")
-        terminate
+        Process.exit
+
       end
 
       def restart
@@ -306,8 +307,8 @@ begin
         Daemon.kill DaemonOgre::App.pid_path
         kill_with_pid
         File.open(DaemonOgre::App.pid_path, "w").write("")
-
         start
+
       end
 
       def kill_with_pid
@@ -332,10 +333,6 @@ begin
         end
       end
 
-      def terminate
-        Process.exit if DaemonOgre::App.terminate
-      end
-
       def continue?
         Process.exit if !@@startup
       end
@@ -416,6 +413,9 @@ end
 
 #monkey patch
 begin
+  def process_running?(input)
+    DaemonOgre.process_running?(input)
+  end
   class File
     def self.create!(input,optionable_data=nil,optionable_file_mod="w")
       DaemonOgre.create_on_filesystem(input,optionable_data,optionable_file_mod)
@@ -455,15 +455,11 @@ begin
       end
 
       def number(length)
-
         Random.rand(length)
-
       end
 
       def boolean
-
         rand(2) == 1
-
       end
 
       def date from = Time.at(1114924812), to = Time.now
@@ -472,13 +468,11 @@ begin
     end
   end
   class Array
-    #class << self
-      def index_of(target_element)
-        array = self
-        hash = Hash[array.map.with_index.to_a]
-        return hash[target_element]
-      end
-    #end
+    def index_of(target_element)
+      array = self
+      hash = Hash[array.map.with_index.to_a]
+      return hash[target_element]
+    end
   end
 end