filenamemanager 0.3.0

A simple library to handle filenames automatically for artifacts..

Filename-Manager

A simple Python library to handle filenames automatically for artifacts.

• GitHub: https://github.com/cemde/FilenameManager
• PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/FilenameManager/

Install

pip install filenamemanager

Features

This library helps to convert a set of parameters into filenames and vice versa.

When running a script depending on parameters par1 (str) and par2 (float), you might want to save artifacts with a filename generated by these parameters.

You can decide how to format each parameter in the saved filename, e.g. fp4.4 will padd the float with leading 0s and with 4 digits. For example, 1.2 will be 0001.2000.

Save artifacts

from filename_manager import FilenameManager

fm = FilenameManager({"par1": "str", "par2": "fp.4.4}"}, prefix="subfolder/prefix", postfix=".csv")

# define your parameters
par1 = "Hello"
par2 = "3.11"

# super fancy script
results = "placeholder"

# create filename
filename=fm.encode(par1=par1, par2=par2)

# save
...

the filename will be subfolder/prefix_par1_Hello_par2_0003.1100.csv.

Load artifacts

from filename_manager import FilenameManager

fm = FilenameManager({"par1": "str", "par2": "fp.4.4}"}, prefix="subfolder/prefix", postfix=".csv")

# get your filename
filename = "subfolder/prefix_par1_Hello_par2_0003.1100.csv"

# parse filename
pars = fm.decode(filename)

The variable pars is a dictionary with {"par1": "Hello", "par2": 3.11}.

Documentation

The documentation is given in the docstrings. Only two classes exist. Parameter and FilenameManager.

The supported formats are

• fp*.* for floating point parameters. E.g. "fp4.3" formats 1.2 as "0001.200"
• str for string parameters.
• str* for string parameters with * characters padded with 0 in the end.
• *str for string parameters with * characters padded with 0 in the beginning.
• bool for boolean parameters.
• *int for integer parameters with * leading zeros.

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the waynerv/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.