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A etool package for security monitoring

Project description

中文 | English

Installation

Install etool using pip:

pip install -U etool

Features and Usage Examples

Network

Test Network Speed

from etool import ManagerSpeed
ManagerSpeed.network() # Network test
ManagerSpeed.disk() # Disk test
ManagerSpeed.memory() # Memory test
ManagerSpeed.gpu_memory() # GPU test

Screen and File Sharing

Share Screen

from etool import ManagerShare
ManagerShare.screen_share() # Share screen

Share File

from etool import ManagerShare
ManagerShare.share_file() # Share file

Office

PDF Processing

from etool import ManagerPdf

# Convert doc, xlsx, etc. to pdf (convert one file)
ManagerPdf.pdfconverter(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf','ex1.docx'),os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out'))
# Convert doc, xlsx, etc. to pdf (convert all files in a directory)
ManagerPdf.pdfconverter(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf'),os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out'))

# Add watermark to pdf files (one file)
ManagerPdf.create_watermarks(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','ex1.pdf'),os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','watermarks.pdf'),os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out_watermark'))
# Add watermark to pdf files (all files in a directory)
ManagerPdf.create_watermarks(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out'),os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','watermarks.pdf'),os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out_watermark'))

# Encrypt pdf files
ManagerPdf.encrypt_pdf(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','ex1.pdf'),r"1234567890")
# Decrypt pdf files
ManagerPdf.decrypt_pdf(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','ex1_encrypted.pdf'),r"1234567890")

# Split pdf files (by pages) every 3 pages
ManagerPdf.split_by_pages(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','merged.pdf'),3)
# Split pdf files (by number) into 2 parts
ManagerPdf.split_by_num(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','merged.pdf'),2)

# Insert pdf ex2 into a specific page of pdf ex1
ManagerPdf.insert_pdf(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','ex1.pdf'),os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','ex2.pdf'),0,os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'pdf_out','pdf_insert.pdf'))

docx Processing

from etool import ManagerDocx
word_path = 'ex1.docx' # docx file path
result_path = 'result' # save path
ManagerDocx.replace_words(word_path, '1', '2') # Replace text in document
ManagerDocx.change_forward(word_path, 'result.docx') # Change document format
ManagerDocx.get_pictures(word_path, result_path) # Extract images from docx to result folder

Email Sending

from etool import ManagerEmail
ManagerEmail.send_email(
    sender='1234567890@qq.com',
    password='1234567890',
    recipient='1234567890@qq.com',
    subject='Test Email',
    message='Test email content',
    file_path='test.txt',
    image_path='test.webp'
) # Send email

Image Processing

from etool import ManagerImage
pics = ['pic1.webp', 'pic2.webp'] # List of image paths
ManagerImage.merge_LR(pics) # Merge left and right
ManagerImage.merge_UD(pics) # Merge up and down
ManagerImage.fill_image('pic1_UD.webp') # Fill image
ManagerImage.cut_image('pic1_UD_fill.webp') # Cut image
ManagerImage.rename_images('tests', remove=True) # Rename images

Excel Processing

from etool import ManagerExcel
excel_path = 'ex1.xlsx' # Excel file path
save_path = 'result.xlsx' # Save path
ManagerExcel.excel_format(excel_path, save_path) # Copy style from ex1.xlsx to result.xlsx

QR Code Generation

from etool import ManagerQrcode
qr_path = 'qr.png' # Save path
ManagerQrcode.generate_english_qrcode(words='https://www.baidu.com', qr_path) # Generate QR code without Chinese
ManagerQrcode.generate_qrcode(words='百度', qr_path) # Generate QR code with Chinese
ManagerQrcode.decode_qrcode(qr_path) # Decode QR code

ipynb Conversion

from etool import ManagerIpynb
ipynb_dir = 'ipynb_dir' # ipynb directory path
md_dir = 'md' # md directory path

ManagerIpynb.merge_notebooks(ipynb_dir) # Merge ipynb files
ManagerIpynb.convert_notebook_to_markdown(ipynb_dir+'.ipynb', md_dir) # Convert ipynb files to md files

Others

Task Scheduling

from etool import ManagerScheduler

def job():
    print("job")
    raise Exception("error")

def func_success():
    print("success")

def func_failure():
    print("failure")

ManagerScheduler.pocwatch(job, 2, func_success, func_failure)
"""
- `job`: Task function
- `schedule_time`: Execution time
- `func_success`: Callback function on task success
- `func_failure`: Callback function on task failure

`schedule_time` format:

If it's a number, the default unit is seconds, executed every `schedule_time` seconds, e.g., `120` means every 2 minutes.

If it's a string, the default is a time point, follow the `HH:MM` format, e.g., `08:00`, executed once daily at this time.

If it's a list, the default is multiple time points, e.g., `["08:00", "12:00", "16:00"]`, executed daily at these times.

If a dictionary is passed, parse the dictionary keys:

If the key is a number, the default is a date, the corresponding value follows the above number, string, list judgment.

If the key is a string, the default is a weekday (e.g., Monday, supported formats include: `1`, `monday`, `Monday`, `MONDAY`, `mon`, `mon.`, `m`), the corresponding value follows the above number, string, list judgment.

For example, the 1st at 8:00, the 2nd at 8:00, 12:00, 16:00, the 3rd every hour, every Monday at 8:00.

schedule_time = {
1: "08:00",
2: ["08:00", "12:00", "16:00"],
3: 216000,
"1": "08:00",
}

"""
# If you're unsure about the schedule time, use the parse_schedule_time function to confirm
ManagerScheduler.parse_schedule_time(120)
ManagerScheduler.parse_schedule_time("08:00")
ManagerScheduler.parse_schedule_time(["08:00", "12:00", "16:00"])
ManagerScheduler.parse_schedule_time({1: "08:00", 2: ["08:00", "12:00", "16:00"], 3: 216000, "1": "08:00"})

Password Generation

from etool import ManagerPassword
print(ManagerPassword.generate_pwd_list(ManagerPassword.results['all_letters'] + ManagerPassword.results['digits'], 2))
# Generate all possible 2-digit passwords (for password cracking)
print(ManagerPassword.random_pwd(8))
# Randomly generate an 8-digit password (random encryption)

Install Dependencies

from etool import ManagerInstall
ManagerInstall.install(requirements_file="requirements.txt", failed_file="failed_requirements.txt", retry=2)
# Automatically install dependencies, retry 2 times if installation fails, skip installation if successful. The above are default parameters.
# You can also use the default parameters without specifying parameters.    
ManagerInstall.install()

Manage Windows Right-Click Menu

from etool import ManagerMenu
ManagerMenu.switch_to_classic_menu() # Switch to Windows 11 classic right-click menu
ManagerMenu.switch_to_new_menu() # Switch to Windows 11 new right-click menu
ManagerMenu.add_cursor_context_menu() # Add Cursor to Windows right-click menu
ManagerMenu.remove_cursor_context_menu() # Remove Cursor from Windows right-click menu

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