FileCycle: Python File Rotation Manager
FileCycle is a Python library designed to manage file rotation in a specified directory. It automatically organizes files into dated folders and applies a retention policy to remove old files. This ensures that you keep only the data you need for a specified period.
Key Features:
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Automated File Rotation: Automatically moves files into dated folders based on the current date.
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Retention Policy: Cleans up old files based on a user-defined retention period, specified in days.
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Customizable Working Directory: Allows you to set the working directory where the file rotation and retention will occur.
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Version Listing: Provides a method to list all available versions (dated folders) in the working directory.
This library is particularly useful for applications that generate time-sensitive data files that need to be retained for a specific period.
Installation
Copy the FileCycle class into your project.
Features
- Automated File Rotation: Moves files into dated folders based on the current date.
- Retention Policy: Removes old files based on a user-defined retention period.
- Customizable Working Directory: Allows you to set the working directory for file rotation.
- Version Listing: Lists all available versions (dated folders) in the working directory.
Usage
Initialization
PIP:
pip install file-cycle
Manually:
Initialize the FileCycle class by specifying the working directory prefix, the working directory, and the retention days.
from FileCycle import FileCycle # Assuming FileCycle is in a file named FileCycle.py
# Initialize with default settings
file_cycle = FileCycle()
# Or specify custom settings
file_cycle = FileCycle(workdir_prefix="/your/prefix", workdir="/your/dir", retention_days=15)
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