FileSystemPro

FileSystemPro is a powerful, cross-platform Python toolkit for file and directory management, system monitoring, compression, and enhanced console output. It provides seamless abstractions for OS-specific paths, resource tracking (CPU, disks, memory, network), archive handling (tar/zip), change detection, and colored terminal styling. Built for developers, it integrates standard library tools with optional psutil for hardware insights, ensuring portability across Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Key Pillars:

• FileSystem Abstraction: OS-agnostic paths to user folders (e.g., Desktop, Documents).
• Resource Monitoring: Track CPU/memory/disks/network via device submodule.
• File/Directory Ops: Creation, manipulation, enumeration, and integrity checks.
• Compression & Watching: Tar/zip handling and real-time filesystem change detection.
• Console Enhancement: ANSI colors/styles with Windows compatibility.

Compatibility: Python 3.10+; cross-platform (Linux/macOS/Windows).

Code of Conduct

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.

Getting Started

Requirements

• Python 3.10+ (download).
• Optional: psutil for device module (pip install psutil).

Installation

Upgrade pip first:

pip install --upgrade pip

Install FileSystemPro:

pip install FileSystemPro

For Developers/Contributors

Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/hbisneto/FileSystemPro.git
cd FileSystemPro

Upgrade build tools:

pip install --upgrade setuptools wheel

Note: Requires setuptools 69.5.1+; wheel for packaging.

Run tests or build: See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Table of Contents

Jump to module documentation for detailed APIs, examples, and best practices:

• FileSystem Module: OS detection and standard folder paths (desktop, documents, etc.).
• Core Module: Config management, logging, performance tuning, and update checks.
• Compression Module: Tar/zip creation, extraction, and reading.
• Directory Module: Path operations, creation/deletion, enumeration, timestamps, and tree views.
• File Module: I/O, integrity (SHA-256), copy/move, splitting, and timestamps.
• Watcher Module: Polling-based filesystem change detection with callbacks.
• Wrapper Module: Unified metadata dicts (paths, sizes, timestamps).
• Console Module: ANSI colors, backgrounds, and styles (chainable, Windows-compatible).
• Device Module: CPU/disks/memory/network monitoring (requires psutil).

Quick Start

Import core modules:

import filesystem as fs  # Paths
from filesystem import file, directory, compression  # Ops
from filesystem import device  # Monitoring (needs psutil)
from filesystem import console  # Colored output

Example: List Downloads files with colors:

from filesystem import fs, file, console

files = file.get_files(fs.downloads)
for f in files:
    size = file.get_size(f, show_unit=True)
    print(console.green()(f) + f" ({size})")

Monitor CPU:

import time
from filesystem import device

while True:
    usage = device.cpu.cpu_percent()
    print(console.red() if usage > 80 else console.green()(f"CPU: {usage}%"))
    time.sleep(1)

Architecture

FileSystemPro follows a modular design:

• Core (__core__): Config/logging/updates.
• FileSystem: Entry point for paths.
• Ops (file/directory/compression): Manipulation.
• Monitoring (watcher/device): Changes/resources.
• Utilities (wrapper/console): Metadata/styling.

See submodule READMEs for internals.

Contributing

1. Fork/clone the repo.
2. Install dev deps: pip install -e .[dev].
3. Add tests in tests/.
4. Run: pytest / black . / flake8.
5. PR to main.

Guidelines: CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.