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+"""
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+This file contains class and functions that extract data from running processes like top and stores them into a data store of the calling codes choice
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+dependencies:
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+ - top (on the os)
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+@TODO:
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+ Test this thing on windows to see if it works
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+"""
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+import pandas as pd
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+import numpy as np
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+import subprocess
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+import os
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+import datetime
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+# from transport import factory
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+import sys
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+import hashlib
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+import re
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+from io import StringIO
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+import importlib as IL
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+import importlib.util
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+
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+class plugin :
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+ """
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+ This is a context specific decorator to be used for generic commands.
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+ This decorator should be placed on parsing functions
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+ """
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+ def __init__(self,**_args):
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+ """
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+ :name name of the plugin
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+ :mode restrict to reader/writer
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+ :about tell what the function is about
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+ """
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+ self._cmd = _args['cmd']
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+ self._alias = _args['alias'] if 'alias' in _args else None
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+
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+ def __call__(self,pointer,**kwargs):
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+ def wrapper(_args,**kwargs):
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+ return pointer(_args,**kwargs)
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+ #
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+ # @TODO:
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+ # add attributes to the wrapper object
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+ #
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+ # self._name = pointer.__name__ if not self._name else self._name
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+ # setattr(wrapper,'context',True)
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+ setattr(wrapper,'cmd',self._cmd)
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+ setattr(wrapper,'alias',self._alias)
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+
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+ return wrapper
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+
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+def read(**args) :
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+ """
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+ This function will perform the actual reads of process informations.
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+ @return {user,pid,start,status, name, args, mem,cpu}
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+ """
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+ # cmd = args['cmd'] #"ps -eo pid,user,pmem,pcpu,stat,etime,args|awk 'OFS=\";\" {$1=$1; if($5 > 9) print }'"
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+ xchar = ";"
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+
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+ try:
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+ _parser = args['parser'] if 'parser' in args else None
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+ stream = None
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+ if _parser and hasattr(_parser,'cmd'):
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+ cmd = getattr(_parser,'cmd')
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+ handler = subprocess.Popen(cmd,shell=True,stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
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+ stream = str(handler.communicate()[0]).replace("b'",'')
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+ return _parser (stream)
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+ return stream
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+ #
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+ # At this point we need to load the parser or return the output as is
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+ # if 'parser' in args :
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+ # _parser = args['parser']
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+
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+ # return _parser(stream)
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+ # else:
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+ # return stream
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+
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+ except Exception as e:
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+ print (e)
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+ pass
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+
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+# if __name__ == '__main__' :
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+# #
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+# # Being directly called (external use of the )
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+# print(read())
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Steve Nyemba