fiftyone.service.util

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FiftyOne service utilities.

Function	`describe_process`	Returns a detailed description of a process.
Function	`find_processes_by_args`	Finds a process with the specified command-line arguments.
Function	`get_listening_tcp_ports`	Retrieves a list of TCP ports that the specified process is listening on.
Function	`normalize_wrapper_process`	Returns the given process, or its child if it is a wrapper processes.
Function	`send_ipc_message`	Sends a message to a process's IPCServer.
Function	`_is_wrapper_process`	Returns true if the specified process is a wrapper around a single child process with the same arguments.

def describe_process(process): (source) ¶

Returns a detailed description of a process.

def find_processes_by_args(args): (source) ¶

Finds a process with the specified command-line arguments.

Only processes for the current user will be returned.

Parameters
args:`list[str]`	a list of arguments, in the order to search for
Returns
generator of psutil.Process objects

def get_listening_tcp_ports(process): (source) ¶

Retrieves a list of TCP ports that the specified process is listening on.

def normalize_wrapper_process(process): (source) ¶

Returns the given process, or its child if it is a wrapper processes.

See _is_wrapper_process() for details.

def send_ipc_message(process, message): (source) ¶

Sends a message to a process's IPCServer.

Parameters
process:`psutil.Process`	process to send the message to
message:any type
Returns
response (any type)

def _is_wrapper_process(process): (source) ¶

Returns true if the specified process is a wrapper around a single child process with the same arguments.

This can happen on Windows when a Python subprocess is created. These processes should generally be ignored.