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参考代码:
''' Python-Tail - Unix tail follow implementation in Python. python-tail can be used to monitor changes to a file. Example: import tail # Create a tail instance t = tail.Tail('file-to-be-followed') # Register a callback function to be called when a new line is found in the followed file. # If no callback function is registerd, new lines would be printed to standard out. t.register_callback(callback_function) # Follow the file with 5 seconds as sleep time between iterations. # If sleep time is not provided 1 second is used as the default time. t.follow(s=5) ''' # Author - Kasun Herath <kasunh01 at gmail.com> # Source - https://github.com/kasun/python-tail import os import sys import time class Tail(object): ''' Represents a tail command. ''' def __init__(self, tailed_file): ''' Initiate a Tail instance. Check for file validity, assigns callback function to standard out. Arguments: tailed_file - File to be followed. ''' self.check_file_validity(tailed_file) self.tailed_file = tailed_file self.callback = sys.stdout.write def follow(self, s=1): ''' Do a tail follow. If a callback function is registered it is called with every new line. Else printed to standard out. Arguments: s - Number of seconds to wait between each iteration; Defaults to 1. ''' with open(self.tailed_file) as file_: # Go to the end of file file_.seek(0,2) while True: curr_position = file_.tell() line = file_.readline() if not line: file_.seek(curr_position) else: self.callback(line) time.sleep(s) def register_callback(self, func): ''' Overrides default callback function to provided function. ''' self.callback = func def check_file_validity(self, file_): ''' Check whether the a given file exists, readable and is a file ''' if not os.access(file_, os.F_OK): raise TailError("File '%s' does not exist" % (file_)) if not os.access(file_, os.R_OK): raise TailError("File '%s' not readable" % (file_)) if os.path.isdir(file_): raise TailError("File '%s' is a directory" % (file_)) class TailError(Exception): def __init__(self, msg): self.message = msg def __str__(self): return self.message
单文件引用示例(将上面的代码存为文件「tail.py」):
import tail # Create a tail instance t = tail.Tail('tail_test.log') #要监控的文件必须已经存在,否则会抛出异常 # Register a callback function to be called when a new line is found in the followed file. # If no callback function is registerd, new lines would be printed to standard out. # t.register_callback(callback_function) # Follow the file with 5 seconds as sleep time between iterations. # If sleep time is not provided 1 second is used as the default time. # t.follow(s=5) t.follow()
更多参考链接:
- 实现Python版的tail -f功能
- Python 模拟 linux shell 下的 tail -f 动态打印日志
- Python动态监控日志的内容
- python实现tail(考虑到几种特殊情况)
- Python实现tail命令,包含-f -n参数
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《 “用Python实现「tail -f」的功能” 》 有 2 条评论
Flask 实现远程日志实时监控
http://frostming.win/2017/04-05/flask-shi-xian-yuan-cheng-ri-zhi-shi-shi-jian-kong
永远不要 tail -f 管道
https://blog.lilydjwg.me/posts/213518.html
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tail -f 的语义首先是 tail 这个词本身——先读文件最末尾的数据(默认是十行),然后再是 -f 选项的语义,即在文件更新时接着读取数据并输出。所以,当程序往里边写日志时,管道写端一直没关闭,tail 就一直读不到文件结束,也就无法确定最后十行是什么。当他们测试的时候,因为使用的是 echo shell 命令,打开文件、写入数据、关闭。这样 tail 一下子就读取到了文件末尾,然后把数据输出来了。接下来就是边读边输出了。
计算机系统和编程世界里,最棒的一点是确定性和逻辑性。虽然经常也不是像上例那样完全确定的,但至少比起人类社会要容易确定得多。特别是在有源码的时候。所以解决问题的路线也很简单,顺着问题的症状一路回溯,确认然后排除那些没有问题的部分,逐步缩小问题所在的范围,直接你看见它。就跟上边的猜数字游戏或者地毯式搜索一样。每一次猜测都是带着排除一部分没有问题的地方而去,而不是明明有证据表明某个地方不可能有问题,你还偏偏怀疑问题在那里,做无用功。
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各种流行的编程风格
https://coolshell.cn/articles/2058.html