cnspy_script_utils
A package holding useful scripts, that cannot be associated to any other (dangling code, that is used in different places).
Most important functions:
- get_list_of_dir(directory)
- get_list_of_files(directory)
- string_to_list(string, pattern)
- string_to_dict(string, pattern)
Installation
Install the current code base from GitHub and pip install a link to that cloned copy
git clone https://github.com/aau-cns/cnspy_script_utils.git
cd cnspy_script_utils
pip install -e .
or the official package via
pip install cnspy-script-utils
Dependencies
It is part of the cnspy eco-system of the cns-github group.
Main dependencies are:
License
Software License Agreement (GNU GPLv3 License), refer to the LICENSE file.
Sharing is caring! - Roland Jung
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