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Added systemd service file and refactored main.py #605
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Switched main.py to use argparse for cleaner code and easier argument additions for the future Added extras folder with systemd service file example
dreulavelle
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davidemarcoli
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Thanks heaps for this! I didn't like the screen bits of the install guide so started doing this, then thought to check the issues. Works great! |
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Hello!
First time open-source contributing. Let me know if I'm doing this wrong.
I switched the main.py to use the argparse library to facilitate easier argument parsing. I also added the service file that I created to use for Linux instead of using screen to offload the backgrounding of the service. I think this makes it more "Linux-y".