from watchdog_plus.managers import ObserverManager

# path to monitor
path = "/home/teddbug/Desktop"

manager = ObserverManager()
# create an observer, this automatically schedules the observer with the default handler
desktop_watchdog = manager.create_observer(path, name="desktop_watchdog") # you can specify any name
# this way you start the observer natively 
desktop_watchdog.start()

# but you could also do for more functionality like specifying
# duration for the observer
manager.start_observer("desktop_observer", duration=20)

from watchdog_plus.managers import ObserverManager, StartMethods

paths = [
    "home/teddbug/Desktop",
    "home/teddbug/Downloads",
    "home/teddbug/Videos"
]

manager = ObserverManager() # initiate the manager
# you can optionally provide names for each of the observers but
# names are also auto generated using the last directory name lower cased
manager.create_observers(paths)
# starting the observers
manager.start_observers(
    names=[name.split('/')[-1].lower() for name in paths],
    start_method=StartMethods.THREAD # use threading 
)
# you can simply just supply the names of only the observers you want to start

from watchdog_plus.services import WatchdogService

# path to monitor
path = "/home/teddbug/Desktop"

service = WatchdogService(
    path=path,
    name=None, # not supplying a name to the service
    run_on_startup=False # could be enabled to allow service to run on system startup
)
# schedule with output file for logging and a handler could also be provided
service.schedule()
# start service
service.start()