Installation
$ pip3 install efdir
License
MIT
Quickstart
pip3 install efdir
edit a cfg.rst file using bullet-list as below:
run cmd efdir cfg.rst wkdir
Usage
fobj
from efdir import fobj # creat a dir fo = fobj.F('tstdir') fo #>>> fo #/opt/PY3/EFDIR/TEST/tstdir # creat subdir fo.subdir0 fo.subdir1 fo.sub#<TAB> #>>> fo.subdir0 #/opt/PY3/EFDIR/TEST/tstdir/subdir0 #>>> fo.subdir1 #/opt/PY3/EFDIR/TEST/tstdir/subdir1 #>>> #>>> fo.subdir #fo.subdir0 fo.subdir1 #>>> fo.subdir fo.subdir0.dir10 fo.subdir0.dir11 fo.subdir0.dir12 #>>> fo.subdir0.dir10 #/opt/PY3/EFDIR/TEST/tstdir/subdir0/dir10 #>>> fo.subdir0.dir11 #/opt/PY3/EFDIR/TEST/tstdir/subdir0/dir11 #>>> fo.subdir0.dir12 #/opt/PY3/EFDIR/TEST/tstdir/subdir0/dir12 #>>> #check import os os.system('tree tstdir') #>>> import os #>>> os.system('tree tstdir') #tstdir #├── subdir0 #│ ├── dir10 #│ ├── dir11 #│ └── dir12 #└── subdir1>>> import os # #rename fo.subdir0 = "subdir00" fo.subdir#<TAB> #>>> fo.subdir0 = "subdir00" #>>> fo.subdir #fo.subdir00 fo.subdir1 #>>> fo.subdir #rmdir del fo.subdir1 os.system('tree tstdir') #>>> del fo.subdir1 #/opt/PY3/EFDIR/TEST/tstdir/subdir1 #>>> #>>> os.system('tree tstdir') #tstdir #└── subdir00 # ├── dir10 # ├── dir11 # └── dir12 # parent fo.subdir00.dir12.__parent fo.subdir00.dir12.__parent.__parent fo.subdir00.dir12.__parent.__parent.__parent # >>> fo.subdir00.dir12.__parent # /tstdir/subdir00 # >>> fo.subdir00.dir12.__parent.__parent # /tstdir # >>> fo.subdir00.dir12.__parent.__parent.__parent # null # >>>using .rst
import efdir.mktree as emk # if the name end with a "$", it means this is a file, such as "xx$", will touch a empty file named xx # else, it means this is a dir ,will make a dir rst_cfg = """ - a - b - xx$ - yy - zz - c - d - e - f """ emk.mktree(rst_cfg,"./wkdir") #or directly from a cfg.rst file(filename must end with .rst) emk.fmktree("./cfg.rst","./wkdir") ###################### TEST# tree wkdir wkdir ├── a │ ├── b │ │ ├── xx │ │ ├── yy │ │ └── zz │ ├── c │ └── d ├── e └── f 8 directories, 1 file ######################using .json
import efdir.mktree as emk # if the name end with a "$", it means this is a file, such as "init.sh$", will touch a empty file named init.sh # else, it means this is a dir ,will make a dir json_cfg = { "REPO":{ "BACKUP" : {}, "DRAFT" : {}, "INIT" : { "init.sh$":{} }, "EDICT" : { "IMGS":{ "img0.desc$":{}, "img1.desc$":{} }, "DETAILS":{ "1.info$":{}, "2.info$":{} }, "edict.py$":{} }, "setup.py$":{}, "README.md$":{}, "LICENSE$":{}, "install.sh$":{}, "uninstall.sh$":{}, "update.sh$":{}, "pypiupload.sh$":{} } } emk.mktree(json_cfg,"./wkdir") #or directly from a cfg.json file(filename must end with .rst) emk.fmktree("./cfg.json","./wkdir")from cmdline
root@# efdir cfg.rst "rstwkdir" root@# tree rstwkdir root@# efdir cfg.json "jsonwkdir" root@# tree jsonwkdir
Features
mktree from .rst bullet-list config
mktree from .json config
References
docutils
shutil
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