Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: connman-dispatcher
Version: 0.0.8
Summary: Call scripts on network changes
Home-page: http://github.com/a-sk/connman-dispatcher
Author: Alexandr Skurikhin
Author-email: a.skurikhin@gmail.com
License: Copyright (c) 2014 Alexandr Skurikhin

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Description: # Description
        
        Run scripts on network state changes
        
        # Install
        
            pip install connman-dispatcher [--user]
        
        
        # Usage
        
            $ connman-dispatcher -h
            usage: connman-dispatcher [-h] -p PATH
        
        Scripts are run from folders setted in -p argument.
        
        One can set more than one folder.
        
        When network state changes, each script is executed with either `up` or `down`
        argument, depening on the current network state.
        
        For example, if connman-dispatcher was run like this:
        
            connman-dispatcher -p /etc/connman-dispatcher
        
        And we have some scripts in bash in this folder, something like:
        
        ```bash
        up() {
        # handle up state
        }
        
        down() {
        # handle down state
        }
        
        state="$1"
        
        case $state in
            up)
                up
                ;;
            down)
                down
                ;;
        esac
        ```
        
        When network state changes from `down` to `up`, each script in `/etc/connman-dispatcher`
        will be executed with `up` argument, like this:
        
            /etc/connman-dispatcher/10_handle_network_state_change.sh up
            /etc/connman-dispatcher/some_other_executable up
        
        
        Scripts, as well as script folders are sorted by name.
        
        
Platform: UNKNOWN
