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sfk status target[:port] "status text"
send a status to the SFKTray GUI tool for display.
this allows to run long scripts in background, like
- a script that produces several output packages
- a script that checks test devices if they're up
- a compile making binaries for 5 architectures
and to see their current state just by small lights
in the Windows system tray. a typical use is:
- show a yellow blinking light: a task is ongoing
- show a green light: task completed successfully
- show a red light: task failed
download SFKTray Free Edition now, which can display
four independent lights from www.stahlworks.com
the lights are changed by the sfk status command.
the status is sent by UDP to the given target host,
or to "local" for your own machine.
statustext fields
v1 optional protocol version
slot=n target slot number 1-9
or
pat=s show a pattern, with s like:
up show an up arrow
down show a down arrow
left show a left arrow
right show a right arrow
all highlight all slots
requires SFKTray V1.1. looks best
with the Pro version (9 lights).
color=s set color s as one of:
red green blue yellow orange gray black
you may also try:
white cyan purple black
but these have limited use, as they appear
similar to other colors in the system tray.
with SFKTray Full you may also use:
3- or 6 digit rgb hex value
e.g. f00 = red, dddddd = light gray
blink=s select 'slow' or 'fast' blink
timeout=n time in seconds to display status.
if not reconfirmed in that time
the slot color changes to gray.
timeout=15,orange
display status for 15 seconds
then change slot color to orange
text='s' a text for display. must be surrounded
by any delimiter not part of the text,
normally single quotes ''
layout=n change layout to show 2, 4 or 9 slots.
requires SFKTray V1.0.2 or higher.
about the target machine
- use "local" if SFKTray runs on the same machine
- else supply hostname or IP, optionally with :port
- default port used by SFKTray is 21343.
SFKTray Free cannot use a different port.
SFKTray Full can be run with a differen port like
sfktray -port=5000
then use: sfk status local:5000 ...
- use port id '2nd' or '3rd' for instance 2 or 3
of SFKTray Full (ports 21344 and 21345).
limitations
SFKTray Free supports 4 slots, i.e. slot=1 to slot=4.
Only one instance can be used.
SFKTray Full supports 9 status slots per instance,
and can run up to 3 instances in parallel (27 lights).
It is part of the SFK Plus bundle:
http://stahlworks.com/sfkplus
command chaining
is supported without any chain input or output.
please note:
if a command behaves unexpected, compare exactly with the
examples given below. not every typing error is detected.
examples
sfk status local "slot=1 color=yellow text='checking service'"
tell that a service is currently checked on slot 1
sfk status local "slot=1 color=green timeout=15,orange text='ok'"
tell that a service is currently running. the check must be
repeated within 15 seconds otherwise the status times out
and SFKTray changes the slot color to orange.
sfk status local "slot=1 color=red blink=slow text='service offline'"
tell about an offline service on localhost slot 1
sfk -var for i from 1 to 9 +status local "slot=#(i) color=gray" +endfor
reset all status slots
sfk status local "pat=up color=green blink=fast timeout=10"
show a blinking up arrow for 10 seconds. requires SFKTray V1.1
and looks best with the Pro version (9 lights layout).
sfk status local:3rd "pat=up color=green blink=fast timeout=10"
with SFKTray Full: show blinking up arrow in 3rd instance.
sfk status target[:port] "status text"
send a status to the SFKTray GUI tool for
display.
this allows to run long scripts in
background, like
- a script that produces several output
packages
- a script that checks test devices if
they're up
- a compile making binaries for 5
architectures
and to see their current state just by
small lights in the Windows system tray. a
typical use is:
- show a yellow blinking light: a task is
ongoing
- show a green light: task completed
successfully
- show a red light: task failed
download SFKTray Free Edition now, which
can display four independent lights from
www.stahlworks.com
the lights are changed by the sfk status
command. the status is sent by UDP to the
given target host, or to "local" for your
own machine.
statustext fields
v1 optional protocol version
slot=n target slot number 1-9
or
pat=s show a pattern, with s like:
up show an up arrow
down show a down arrow
left show a left arrow
right show a right arrow
all highlight all slots
requires SFKTray V1.1.
looks best with the Pro
version (9 lights).
color=s set color s as one of:
red green blue yellow orange
gray black you may also try:
white cyan purple black but
these have limited use, as
they appear similar to other
colors in the system tray.
with SFKTray Full you may
also use: 3- or 6 digit rgb
hex value e.g. f00 = red,
dddddd = light gray
blink=s select 'slow' or 'fast' blink
timeout=n time in seconds to display
status. if not reconfirmed in
that time the slot color
changes to gray.
timeout=15,orange
display status for 15 seconds
then change slot color to
orange
text='s' a text for display. must be
surrounded by any delimiter
not part of the text,
normally single quotes ''
layout=n change layout to show 2, 4 or
9 slots. requires SFKTray V1.
0.2 or higher.
about the target machine
- use "local" if SFKTray runs on the
same machine
- else supply hostname or IP, optionally
with :port
- default port used by SFKTray is 21343.
SFKTray Free cannot use a
different port. SFKTray Full can be
run with a differen port like
sfktray -port=5000
then use: sfk status local:5000 ...
- use port id '2nd' or '3rd' for
instance 2 or 3 of SFKTray Full (ports
21344 and 21345).
limitations
SFKTray Free supports 4 slots, i.e.
slot=1 to slot=4. Only one instance can
be used.
SFKTray Full supports 9 status slots per
instance, and can run up to 3 instances
in parallel (27 lights). It is part of
the SFK Plus bundle:
http://stahlworks.com/sfkplus
command chaining
is supported without any chain input or
output.
please note:
if a command behaves unexpected, compare
exactly with the examples given below.
not every typing error is detected.
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