application-file-scanner 0.6.4

A small package to deal with the headaches of scanning for files for an application to execute on.

Library Package: application_file_scanner

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NOTE: This project has just recently been updated, and we have plans to update this documentation by 2026Mar30.

The application_file_scanner package was born out of necessity. During the creation of the PyMarkdown project, there was a clear need for a robust manner of specifying which files the PyMarkdown project needed to scan. After fiddling with it over the course of many months, it just made sense to move all that hard work into its own project.

The application_file_scanner library has the following advnatages:

• Thoroughly tested
  • The project currently has over XX tests and coverage percentages over XX%.
• Simple... With Examples
  • The package was created with the intention of being as easy to use as possbile.
  • To that extent, there are X basic usage examples and over XX advanced usage examples.

Requirements

This project required Python 3.10 or later to function.

Installation

pip install application_file_scanner

How To Use This Package

The primary goal of this package is to provide a thoroughly tested package that handles the hard work of specifying the files that a given application will process.

Examples

For concrete examples that show the power of this library package, please consult the Examples Document. If you come up with a normal example of how to use our package that we have missed, or come up with a novel example of how to use our package, please file an issue using the process below and let us know. From our experience, one example can often paint a picture of how to use our project that is difficult to explain clearly with just words.

Issues and Future Plans

If you would like to report an issue with the library or the documentation, please file an issue using GitHub. Please remember to fill in as much information as possible including a good, repeatable pattern for reproducing the issue. Do not overflow us with too much information, but provide us with enough information to make the problem evident to us.

If you would like to us to implement a feature that you believe is important, please file an issue using GitHub that includes what you want to add, why you want to add it, and why it is important to you, and how you think it will help others. We truly want to listen to what you see as a good feature, so please do not be upset if we say "no" or "let me think about it".

Please note that the issue you file will usually be the start of a conversation, so be ready for more questions. If you have any Python developer skills, please mention that as well. The conversations about "hey, can you..." is a lot different than "if I do... can I add it to the project?".

When Did Things Change?

The changelog for this project is maintained at this location.

Still Have Questions?

If you still have questions, please consult our Frequently Asked Questions document.

Instructions For Contributing

Developer notes on various topics are kept in the the Developer Notes document.

If you attempting to contribute something to this project, please follow the steps outlined in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.