python文件修改检测,检测python模块是否更改然后重新加载

柔光的暖阳◎ 2023-01-24 02:24 80阅读 0赞

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So I'm developing a rather large python project with a number of modules. The "main" (runnable) module is a daemon (a Thrift daemon, actually) which calls off to other modules for its actual functionality. Starting up the daemon takes a long time because some of the modules have a rather lengthy and involved initialization processes.

So when I start the daemon, I wait... let's say... 2 minutes for everything to load, which isn't too bad in the grand scheme of things. However for development it becomes a major pain because I need to restart the daemon EVERY TIME which has been wasting a lot of my time.

Most modules only takes a few seconds to load. Ideally what I'd like to do is detect when any of the files in a particular module have changed, and reload that particular module. I've already figured out how to reload a module, but at this point I can't figure out how to watch a particular module for changes. Keep in mind that a module isn't a single .py file in this case, but rather a directory with \_\_init\_\_.py and 5-10 .py files, so I need to detect when any of them have changed.

Here is the project layout (if it makes any difference at all)

project

| -- daemonize.py

| -- main.py

| -- moduleA

| | -- \_\_init\_\_.py

| | -- happy\_panda.py

| \` -- sad\_panda.py

| -- moduleB

| | -- \_\_init\_\_.py

| | -- takes\_forever\_to\_load.py

| \` -- seriously\_get\_some\_coffee.py

| -- moduleC

| | -- \_\_init\_\_.py

| | -- frequently\_changes.py

| | -- reasons\_i\_hate\_my\_job.txt

| \` -- home\_address\_of\_moduleB\_developer.txt

\` -- service.py

Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated.

EDIT

Thanks for the great feedback. Here is the code I created based on the suggestions. There's a small bug where pyinotify seems to be getting more than one notification, but it's a very small problem for me so I'm not going to fix it.

解决方案

Coupled with you already knowing how to reload your module this answer pretty much fills it out. It uses Inotify to "notify" (see what they did there) the program when the file is modified.

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