Wishbone executable

The wishbone executable takes care of many aspects of setting up your service. It accepts following commands:

• start

  $ wishbone start --help
  usage: wishbone start [-h] [--config CONFIG] [--frequency FREQUENCY] [--graph]
                        [--graph_include_sys] [--identification IDENTIFICATION]
                        [--instances INSTANCES] [--log_level LOG_LEVEL] [--fork]
                        [--nocolor] [--pid PID] [--profile]
                        [--queue_size QUEUE_SIZE]
  
  Starts a Wishbone instance and detaches to the background. Logs are written to
  syslog.
  
  optional arguments:
    -h, --help            show this help message and exit
    --config CONFIG       The Wishbone bootstrap file to load.
    --frequency FREQUENCY
                          The metric frequency.
    --graph               When enabled starts a webserver on 8088 showing a
                          graph of connected modules and queues.
    --graph-include-sys   When enabled includes logs and metrics related queues
                          modules and queues to graph layout.
    --identification IDENTIFICATION
                          An identifier string for generated logs.
    --instances INSTANCES
                          The number of parallel Wishbone instances to
                          bootstrap.
    --loglevel  LOG_LEVEL
                          The maximum loglevel.
    --fork                When defined forks Wishbone to background and INFO
                          logs are written to STDOUT.
    --nocolor             When defined does not print colored output to stdout.
    --pid PID             The pidfile to use.
    --profile             When enabled profiles the process and dumps a Chrome
                          developer tools profile file in the current directory.
    --queue-size QUEUE_SIZE
                          The queue size to use.
  

• list

  $ wishbone list --help
  usage: wishbone list [-h] [--namespace NAMESPACE]
  
  Lists the available modules.
  
  optional arguments:
    -h, --help            show this help message and exit
    --namespace NAMESPACE
                          The component namespace to query.
  

• stop

  $ wishbone stop --help
  usage: wishbone stop [-h] [--pid PID]
  
  Tries to gracefully stop the Wishbone instance.
  
  optional arguments:
    -h, --help  show this help message and exit
    --pid PID   The pidfile to use.
  

• show

$ wishbone show --help
usage: wishbone show [-h] (--docs DOCS | --code CODE)

Shows information about a component.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --docs DOCS  Shows the documentation of the component.
  --code CODE  Shows the code of the refered component.