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== Online plist creator == | |||
[http://launched.zerowidth.com launched] - A launchd.plist generator | |||
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Lunchy 0.9.0, the friendly launchctl wrapper<br /> | Lunchy 0.9.0, the friendly launchctl wrapper<br /> | ||
Usage: lunchy [start|stop|restart|ls|list|status|install|uninstall|rm|show|edit] [options] | Usage: lunchy [start|stop|restart|ls|list|status|install|uninstall|rm|show|edit] [options] |
Revision as of 16:52, 5 June 2015
Why would i do that?
Well… you are here because you need to do it - so ;-)
Online plist creator
launched - A launchd.plist generator
Using Terminal
Execute
gem install lunchy && lunchy --help
Fetching: lunchy-0.9.0.gem (100%)
Successfully installed lunchy-0.9.0
Parsing documentation for lunchy-0.9.0
Installing ri documentation for lunchy-0.9.0
Done installing documentation for lunchy after 0 seconds
1 gem installed
Lunchy 0.9.0, the friendly launchctl wrapper
Usage: lunchy [start|stop|restart|ls|list|status|install|uninstall|rm|show|edit] [options]
-x, --exact Force exact (case insensitive) match when specifying a [pattern]
-F, --force Force start (disabled) agents
-v, --verbose Show command executions
-w, --write Persist command
-l, --long Display absolute paths when listing agents
-s, --symlink Use a symlink for installation
Supported commands:
ls [-l] [pattern] Show the list of installed agents, with optional [pattern] filter
list [-l] [pattern] Alias for 'ls'
start [-wF] [pattern] Start the first agent matching [pattern]
stop [-w] [pattern] Stop the first agent matching [pattern]
restart [pattern] Stop and start the first agent matching [pattern]
status [pattern] Show the PID and label for all agents, with optional [pattern] filter
install [-s] [file] Install [file] to ~/Library/LaunchAgents or /Library/LaunchAgents (whichever it finds first)
uninstall [name] Uninstall [name] from ~/Library/LaunchAgents or /Library/LaunchAgents (whichever it finds first)
show [pattern] Show the contents of the launchctl daemon file
edit [pattern] Open the launchctl daemon file in the default editor (EDITOR environment variable)
-w will persist the start/stop command so the agent will load on startup or never load, respectively.
-l will display absolute paths of the launchctl daemon files when showing list of installed agents.
-x will force exact matching of the [pattern] for any command that uses a pattern
Example:
lunchy ls
lunchy ls -l nginx
lunchy start -w redis
lunchy stop mongo
lunchy status mysql
lunchy install /usr/local/Cellar/redis/2.2.2/io.redis.redis-server.plist
lunchy show redis
lunchy edit mongo
lunchy uninstall -x elasticsearch # will not try to uninstall elasticsearch14
Note: if you run lunchy as root, you can manage daemons in /Library/LaunchDaemons also.