Copyusb
Copy connected USB media device to current script directory. The copy() method will return a list with the path where the USB drive being copied.
DO NOT MISUSE IT FOR STEALING DATA.
N.B.: Currently it only works in Linux machine.
Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. The current version can be used only with Python 3.
To install:
>>> sudo pip3 install copyusb
To use (with caution), simply do:
>>> import copyusb >>> copy_result_list = copyusb.copy()
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