Glass
Run, report back, and keep a full history of the command execution life cycle.
Easily run and manage commands with Glass, Glass can run any command, and it will write the stdout & the stderr to easily human/machine-readable/interpreted log file(unique YAML log file per command) along with everything about what happened during the running process, you can give the command an ID and follow its progress later and check to see whether it's completed or no and its exit status, log, and so on.
Commands
Easily run and manage commands with Glass,
Glass can run any command, and it will write the
stdout & the stderr to log file along with everything, like
you can give the command an ID and follow its progress later
and check to see whether it's completed or not and its exit status
and so on.
Usage:
glass [command]
Available Commands:
completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
help Help about any command
log Return the command log
purge Delete all logs or single log
report Return the status of command
run Run command
status Return exit code of the command
version Return Glass's version
Flags:
-h, --help help for glass
Use "glass [command] --help" for more information about a command.Examples
Run a command
glass run -u a1 -- ls -lGet the command log
glass log -u a1Get the exit code of the command
glass status -u a1Get the status of the command
glass report -u a1Logs Location
You can pass a writable absolute folder path using GLASS_LOG_PATH environment variable, otherwise, all the logs will be in a folder called glass beside the binary.
Notes
- Glass ignores the hup signal to remove the interruption that may be caused by it.