Monitoring contents of files/directories? [duplicate]

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I’m working on an MIT-licensed library that helps Python
programs monitor file system events as portably as possible.
There are differences that I’m trying to iron out. Highly
alpha version at the moment:

Check it out here:
http://github.com/gorakhargosh/watchdog/

Patches and contributions are welcome.

Hope it helps. =)
Cheers.

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