file-path-validator 1.5

A package for validating file paths across different operating systems

File Path Validator (FPV) 🚀

Welcome to File Path Validator (FPV)! This Python package provides a robust solution for validating file paths across different operating systems, ensuring that your paths are safe and compliant with the respective file system rules. 🖥️✨

Features 🌟

• Cross-Platform Support: Validates file paths for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• User-Friendly Error Messages: Easy-to-understand error messages for non-tech-savvy users.
• Customizable Validation: Supports various file name restrictions and length limitations.

Installation 📦

To install File Path Validator, clone the repository and install it using pip:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/File_Path_Validator.git
cd File_Path_Validator/src
pip install -e .

Supported Platforms 🖥️

-- Operating Systems -- Windows macOS Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)

-- Cloud Storage Providers -- Box Dropbox Egnyte OneDrive SharePoint ShareFile

Usage 📖

from FPV import Validator  # Import the Validator class from the FPV package


path = "example/path/with/invalid<>characters"
validator = Validator(path, service_name="windows")

try:
    if validator.check_if_valid():
        print("Path is valid!")
    cleaned_path = validator.get_cleaned_path()
    print(f"Cleaned path: {cleaned_path}")
except ValueError as e:
    print(f"Error: {e}")

Contributing 🤝 We welcome contributions! If you'd like to help improve File Path Validator, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.

Thank you for checking out File Path Validator (FPV)! Happy coding! 🎉

Explanation of Sections

• Overview: Provides a brief introduction to the project.
• Features: Highlights the key features of the package.
• Installation: Offers clear instructions on how to install the package.
• Usage: Provides an example code snippet to demonstrate how to use the package.
• Supported Platforms: Lists the operating systems that the package supports.
• Contributing: Encourages community involvement in the project.
• License: Mentions the license under which the project is released.
• Contact: Provides a way for users to reach out for inquiries.

Next Steps

1. Update the GitHub URL in the installation instructions and contact email as needed.
2. Add a LICENSE file to your project if you haven't done so already.

If you have any further adjustments or additional sections you'd like to include, let me know!