📦 NEW: get cpu process

[TechWiz-3]

In this PR I've added a directory called get_cpu_process

It includes:

• get_cpu_process.py which contains three functions relating to getting the information on a process.
• cpu a CLI interface for the get_cpu_process functions which has 3 commands
  1. ./cpu <process> - returns True if the process is running
  2. ./cpu --get-pid <process> - returns the process id of the specified process
  3. ./cpu --run-time <process> - returns how long the specified process has been running

Let me know what you think 👍

[gil9red]

I think it's better to immediately import all the necessary entities in one request

from get_cpu_process import get_pid, get_process_run_time, is_running

[TechWiz-3]

Done 👍

[gil9red]

I would use multilingual strings, then it would be possible to beautifully describe the entire text and would not have to escape quotes
However, if you use https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html#example then this is not needed - it generates help text

[TechWiz-3]

Done 👍. First time learning and using argparse so pls let me know if I can improve anything

[gil9red]

I'm used to doing it this way :)

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-


# SOURCE: https://thispointer.com/python-check-if-a-process-is-running-by-name-and-find-its-process-id-pid/

# pip install psutil
import psutil

[TechWiz-3]

Done 👍

[gil9red]

It seems to me that docstring looks more beautiful - the text is separated from the literal

def is_running(provided_process_name: str) -> bool:
    """
    Takes the name of a process and
    returns True if it is running,
    False if it isn't
    """

[TechWiz-3]

Done 👍

[gil9red]

It is better to import at the beginning of the file.
And for datetime I use import datetime as DT (DT.datetime, DT.date, DT.timedelta) - a handy module shorthand

[TechWiz-3]

Done 👍