Safeout: write out a file safely
With safeout, you can write:
from safeout import safeout
with safeout('output.txt') as output:
output.write("Hello world\n")
and this will write out the file output.txt in a safe, atomic manner. That
is, if there are any problems (Exceptions or a crash) in the with block, then
there there will be no output. If the with block completes, then the
output file will include the whole result.
So, if the output file exists, you can be confident that the process completed correctly.
License: MIT
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