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Package for easily accessing and managing large number of files and dirs (e.g. in ML datasets).

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File Management Utilities (fmutils)

For easily accessing and managing large number of files and dirs in ML datasets.

Updates

Additional sort functionality added in plot_data_dist function.

  • split_some_data
  • rename_wrt_dirname
  • filename_replacer
  • plot_data_dist

Implemented Functions

class DirectoryTree generator.

generates a dir tree displaying the full structure of the root dir, showing all the sub-dirs and the files.

Parameters:
  • root_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
  • dir_only – whether to only show sub-dirs in the dir-tree (excluding the files inside of each dir and sub-dir, good for getting an overview of large databases). The default is False.
  • write_tree – write the full dir-tree in a txt file in current working dir. The default is True.
Returns:

  • None.
  • get_all_files(main_dir, sort=True)

    returns the list of all files inside the root dir.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    • sort – wether to sort the output lost in Alphabetical order.
    Returns:

  • list containing full paths of all files..
  • get_all_dirs(main_dir, sort=True)

    returns the list of all the sub-dirs inside the root dir.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    • sort – wether to sort the output lost in Alphabetical order.
    Returns:

  • list containing full paths of all sub directories in root.
  • get_num_of_files(main_dir)

    counts the number of files inside each sub-dir of the root.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    Returns:

    A Dictionary containing follwoing keys/info;

  • files_in_sub_dirs – an array containing number of file in all sub dirs of root.
  • sub_dirs – name of all the sub-dirs/classes inside the root.
  • total_files – total number of files in all the sub-dir/classes.
  • get_basename(full_path, include_extension=True)

    returns the basename of the file or the dir name at end of given path. In case of file you can choose wether to include the extension or not.

    Parameters:
    • full_path – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    • include_extension – if the input full_path leads to file the by default the the file's extension in included in output string.
    Returns:

  • name of the file with/without extension or the base dir.
  • get_random_files(main_dir, count=1)

    returns a list of randomly selected files from the root dir.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    • count – the number of files to get from root and its sub-dir.
    Returns:

  • list containing full paths to randomly selected files.
  • split_some_data(origin_dir, dest_dir, split=0.3, move=False)

    Copies a portion of data to a new 'dest_dir'..

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – origin dir which contains all the sub dirs having all files.
    • dest_dir – destination dir where to put the splitted data.
    • split – Float between [0, 1], percentage of data to split. The default is 0.3.
    • move – if True the selected files will be moved to the new dir (not copied.).
    Returns:

  • None.
  • rename_wrt_dirname(main_dir)

    Change the names of all files inside the main_dir w.r.t their sub_dir names.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    Returns:

  • None.
  • file_name_replacer(data_dir, new_name, name2replace)

    Changes the names of all files inside a dir by replacing the specific strings in old file name with new ones, specified via 2 input lists.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    • new_name – list containing the new names which will replace the old ones..
    • name2replace – list containing the strings which will be replaced wiht new ones.
    Returns:

  • None.
  • del_all_files(main_dir, confirmation=True)

    delete all files from root and all its sub-dirs.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – absolute/relative path to root directory containing all files.
    • confirmation – confirm before deleting the files.
    Returns:

  • None.
  • plot_data_dist(main_dir)

    Plots the bargaph showing number of files in all the sub dir of main dir.

    Parameters:
    • main_dir – main directory which contains all the classes.
    • sort – wether to sort the data or not None: wont sort the data and the dirs will also be shown. 1 : sorth by class name. 2 : sort by file count.
    Returns:

  • None. just plots (bargrpah) the data distribution graph
  • Usage

    For further details and more examples visit my github

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