Closed UlyssesZh closed 3 years ago
I've been thinking about adding Alda REPL servers to the alda ps
output. Maybe we can add a type
column, to differentiate between players and REPL servers, something like this:
id port status expiry type
esd 38461 ready 5 minutes from now player
pnr 33955 ready 7 minutes from now player
kwh 44013 - - repl-server
tzr 36053 ready 6 minutes from now player
@UlyssesZh I've just released Alda 2.0.3, which includes Alda REPL servers in the alda ps
output. For example:
$ alda ps | column -t -s $'\t'
id port state expiry type
itv 33659 ready 5 minutes from now player
lhx 36583 active 5 minutes from now player
olt 34539 ready 5 minutes from now player
utj 40235 ready 5 minutes from now player
yae 35935 ready 7 minutes from now player
zew 40425 ready 6 minutes from now player
itp 33643 - - repl-server
jom 34191 - - repl-server
$ grep repl-server <(alda ps)
itp 33643 - - repl-server
jom 34191 - - repl-server
$ grep player <(alda ps)
itv 33659 ready 5 minutes from now player
lhx 36583 active 5 minutes from now player
olt 34539 ready 5 minutes from now player
utj 40235 ready 5 minutes from now player
yae 35935 ready 7 minutes from now player
zew 40425 ready 6 minutes from now player
I hope there is an API provided by the
alda
command to print a list of running REPL servers, including the information like ports and working directories. Sometimes there are multiple REPL servers running simultaneously, which are hard to track. Although they write.alda-nrepl-port
files to tell us the ports, the obvious drawbacks are that this mechanism is ineffective when multiple servers run in the same directory or when we lose track of the working directories. Since there is a convenientalda ps
command, I hope a similar command exists to provide similar API for REPL servers.