hed-utils 4.5.0

Personal utils collection for (mostly) automation projects.

Personal utils collection for (mostly) automation projects.

What’s inside?

• The following CLI bindings:

  • rkill (recursively kill processes)

    usage: rkill [-h] [-pid PID] [-n NAME] [-p PATTERN] [-y]

    Recursively kill matching processes and their children.

    optional arguments:

    -h, --help

    show this help message and exit

    -pid PID target process id

    -n NAME

    target process name

    -p PATTERN

    target process name pattern

    -y

    confirm the kill

  • csv-search (find matching rows in multiple csv files)

    usage: csv-search [-h] [-v] [-d DIRECTORY] [-o TEXT_REPORT] [-xl EXCEL_REPORT] [-e ENCODING] -t TEXT [-i]

    Find text in CSV files.

    optional arguments:

    -h, --help

    show this help message and exit

    -v

    sets the log level to DEBUG

    -d DIRECTORY

    path to CSV files directory (default: CWD)

    -o TEXT_REPORT

    filepath for writing text report

    -xl EXCEL_REPORT filepath for writing excel report

    -e ENCODING

    encoding for opening the CSV files (default: utf-8)

    -t TEXT

    the text to find

    -i

    if passed search will ignore casing (default: False)

• The following packages:

  • hed_utils (Package root)

    • cli (Implementation of CLI bindings)

    • selenium (Selenium wrappers & helpers)

    • support (Tools for achieving common tasks)

Installation:

! Dependencies:

• psutil

• tabulate

• pytz

• tzlocal

• bs4

• pathvalidate

• requests

• lxml

• openpyxl

• oauth2client

• gspread

• selenium

Install from PyPI:

• pip install -U –force hed_utils

Note

This project has been set up using PyScaffold 3.2.3. For details and usage information on PyScaffold see https://pyscaffold.org/.