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Watching Files and Directories with Watchman in Linux

Once required dependencies installed, you can start building watchman by downloading its github repository, move into the local repository, configure, build and install it using following commands. $ sudo dnf groupinstall 'Development Tools' $ sudo dnf install autoconf automake python-setuptools openssl-devel libssl-devel libtool # yum install autoconf automake python-setuptools python-devel openssl-devel libssl-devel libtool $ sudo apt install autoconf automake build-essential python-setuptools python-dev libssl-dev libtool We will install watchman service from sources, so first install these required dependencies libssl-dev, autoconf, automake libtool, setuptools, python-devel and libfolly using following command on your Linux distribution. Installing Watchman File Watching Service in Linux

We will also briefly demonstrate how to watch a directory and invoke a script when it changes. In this article, we will explain how to install and use watchman to watch (monitor) files and record when they change in Linux. Allows you to query a root for file changes since you last checked, or the current state of the tree.Supports subscription to file changes that occur in a root.

It can be configured via the command-line or a configuration file written in JSON format.

Each watched directory is called a root.

It recursively watches watch one or more directory trees.

It runs in a client-server model and employs the inotify utility of the Linux kernel to provide a more powerful notification. It is developed by Facebook and runs on Linux, OS X, FreeBSD, and Solaris. All other events will still be handled as we're extending RegexMatchingEventHandler.Watchman is an open source and cross-platform file watching service that watches files and records or performs actions when they change. Also, in our event handler, we will implement just the on_created method to react just when a new file is created in the directory.

The following code creates the thumbnail of images preserving aspect ratios with 128x128 maximum resolution and converts colors to gray scale. To open and process the images we will use Pillow library. All event objects have the attributes event_type, is_directory, and src_path.

on_moved(event): called when a file or a directory is moved or renamedĮach of these methods receives the related event object as a parameter.

on_modified(event): called when a file or directory is changed.

on_deleted(event): called when a file or directory is deleted.

on_created(event): called when a file or directory is created.

on_any_event(event): catch-all file system events.

By extending an event handler class provided by Watchdog we gain the ability to handle modified, created, deleted and moved events by implementing the following methods: In the ImagesEventHandler we extend RegexMatchingEventHandler so we can take advantage of processing just events related with files with the jpg extension. The Observer is the class that watches for any file system change and then dispatches the event to the ImagesEventHandler, the custom event handler we implemented to process the images. The ImagesWatcher class implements the run method that is responsible for starting and stoping the observer by pressing Control-C.

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