project-template
An event system for file operations to execute commands for file events.
Installation
pip install auto-file-flow
example
from file_flow.events import FileSystemEvent
from file_flow.io import TextIO, IOContainer
from file_flow.pipeline import Pipeline
from file_flow.operation import Operator
from file_flow.watcher import Watcher
from file_flow.handler import PatternHandler
handler = PatternHandler(
patterns={"*.txt": IOContainer(TextIO(), TextIO())},
pipelines={FileSystemEvent: [Pipeline([Operator(lambda data: print(data))])]}
)
watcher = Watcher(root="demo", handler=handler)
watcher.run()
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