Add CLI option to list available modules in mod_dir #15
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…ule dir. Works in conjunction with -M option.
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| -i INTERFACE, --interface=INTERFACE | |||
| interface to listen on | |||
| -m, --module_info print information about module(s) and exit | |||
| -m, --all_module_list | |||
| print list of modules available and exit. Works with -M option. | |||
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No need to mention -M here.
This doesn't work when using -B though, and it should.
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If -B is specified, wouldn't mod_dir incorporate that on line 507 of ChopLib.py? Since the added code walks mod_dir, I thought this solution would handle -B. (Definitely correct me if I'm wrong - today is my first time looking at this code.)
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I would have thought it would have worked too but it doesn't.
wxs@psh chopshop % ./chopshop -B ~/chopshop_modules -a
It just hangs. I can provide more input if you can not reproduce this. You can probably get away with making a dummy chopshop module and putting it in ~/chopshop_modules/modules to test.
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When I attempt the same line (after making that directory), I get "No modules found in directory" as a result, as expected. Could it be an environment issue? I'm testing on OS X 10.8.4.
…dir, since modules are not loaded from subdirs.
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This is still not working when using -B. I'm not able to debug it right now either. I'll be in touch with you to help figure this out. |
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Absolutely - give me a shout when you have time. I've tested it on my machine and it works fine for me with the -B option, so I'd like to work with you to figure it out! |
Attempt to resolve #11 by adding a new option flag.