pytemplate is a small project intending to give Python developers a starting framework. It allows them to properly create scripts without struggling with configuration files and logging properties development. These are already available through a main class that the new script will inherit.
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Changes: Programs created with pytemplate can be daemonized using the default -d/–daemonize option, and signals will be handled. Default signals handled are SIGHUP, reloading the configuration file, and SIGTERM and SIGINT, closing the program. Signal handling can be easily modified.


Changes: The template uses optparse to create new available options directly from the script that imports the pytemplate module. It means that the pytemplate core file does not have to be changed anymore and might be installed as a public or private distributed Python module. RPM and deb packages are available.


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