The lightweight Screen Procfile Manager
Using spm you can start/stop connect/kill Procfile defined services easily. Either one by one or in bulk by using single characters or full argument names. For example, consider a Procfile like this:
caddy: caddy run
rails: bundle exec rails s
nginx: nginx
You can then run spm s or spm start to start all of these in separate screens.
After that you can run a series of other subcommands to manage them.
Most commands can either run for all Procfile-defined services or by service name.
You can for example restart rails with spm r rails or restart them all with spm r.
The default pip-method:
pip install --user -I git+https://github.com/WebinarGeek/spmThe above can also be used to upgrade, though you might need to use pip3 instead.
Or alternatively, the "I don't want to install pip"-method:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WebinarGeek/spm/master/spm.py -o ~/.local/bin/spm
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/spmAnd then make sure that ~/.local/bin is actually in your $PATH.
The usage documentation is included in the tool when you run it plain or with -h:
usage: spm [-h] {start,s,restart,r,quit,q,kill,k,connect,c,help,h,list,l,tail,t} ...
The lightweight Screen Procfile Manager
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
sub-commands:
All the valid sub-commands to manage services
{start,s,restart,r,quit,q,kill,k,connect,c,help,h,list,l,tail,t}
start (s) Start all or some services
restart (r) Restart all or some services
quit (q) Quit all or some services
kill (k) Kill all or some services
connect (c) Connect to the shell of a service
help (h) Show this help and exit
list (l) Show a list of services with status
tail (t) Show the tail of logs from a service
The spm tool is created by Jelmer van Arnhem at WebinarGeek and may be copied and modified under the terms of the MIT license.