A CLI utility in python3 to calulate total disk space required for media links
Project description
makespace
makespace is python tool to calculate the space required to download media links in a file.
makespace uses Google’s Fire module to make the command line interface. Refer their docs for more info.
Modules
makespace uses a number of open source python modules:
Requests - Requests is the only Non-GMO HTTP library for Python, safe for human consumption.
Install
$ pip install muchspace
Usage
$ muchspace getfilefrom <FILE PATH>
Development
Want to contribute? Great! To contribute to the project, Please take up the tasks specified in the issues. Add a comment in the issues if you are taking up one.
Instructions
Fork the repository to your account.
Copy the clone url of your repository.
Clone the repository to your machine
$ git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USER_NAME/muchspace.git
Make sure you create a branch with the name as the issue you are working on
git checkout -b YOUR_BRANCH_NAME
and make sure you are working on the same branch and not the master, run git status to know which branch you are working on, run git branch, your branch will be highlighted with an *. If you are not in your branch or want to move to another branch use git checkout BRANCH_NAME. a good branch name should explain what this branch is about eg. scanner, feature_update etc. - Add the upstream url of original repository, follow the instructions Here - Make sure your repository is in sync with the original repository’s master branch. Follow the instruction Here to know how to keep your local repository in sync. - Finally when you have made the changes, submit a pull request through github from the original repository, choose your branch against the master of original or create a new branch.
Todos
Better working with async mode
License
MIT
Free Software ❤️️, Hell Yeah!🍺
History
0.1.3 (09-06-2018)
First release on PyPI.
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