multiext 0.1.0

A Python library for advanced parsing, validation, and manipulation of multipart file extensions.

MultiExt: Advanced File Extension Toolkit

multiext is a Python library for advanced parsing, validation, and manipulation of multipart file extensions (e.g., .tar.gz, .b.c). It provides a more comprehensive way to work with complex file suffixes than the standard os.path or pathlib modules alone, offering robust tools for developers who need to reliably identify, validate, and transform filenames based on their complete extension chains.

Features

The library is organized into several main categories:

• Parsing (multiext.parser):
  • Extract the full multipart suffix (e.g., .tar.gz) using get_full_suffix().
  • Get the base stem of a filename before any multipart suffix using get_stem_multipart().
  • Split a filename into its multipart stem and full suffix using split_multipart_ext().
  • Break down a full suffix into its constituent parts (e.g., ['.tar', '.gz']) using get_suffix_parts().
  • Normalize suffix strings to a consistent format (e.g., lowercase, single leading dot) using normalize_suffix().
• Validation (multiext.validation):
  • Check if a filename possesses a multipart suffix using has_multipart_suffix().
  • Validate if a filename's full suffix matches any from a list of valid suffixes using is_valid_multipart_suffix().
    • Supports case-sensitive/insensitive comparisons via the case_sensitive parameter.
    • Supports regex patterns for defining valid suffixes.
• Manipulation (multiext.manipulation):
  • Replace the entire multipart suffix of a filename with a new one using replace_multipart_suffix().
  • Add a new part to an existing suffix chain using add_suffix_part().
  • Remove the last part of a multipart suffix using remove_last_suffix_part().
• Path Object (multiext.path):
  • Provides MultiExtPath, a pathlib.Path subclass, offering integrated access to multipart suffix properties and manipulation methods directly on path objects.

Installation

Once the package is available on PyPI, you can install it using pip:

pip install multiext

For now, if you want to install it from source (e.g., to get the latest development version):

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/multiext.git
   cd multiext
   

   (Note: Replace your-username with the actual repository path if applicable)

2. Install in editable mode:

   pip install -e .
   

   Or, to include development dependencies:

   pip install -e .[dev]
   

Usage

Here are some basic examples of how to use key functions from the multiext library:

import multiext
from pathlib import Path # For Path object examples
from multiext import MultiExtPath # For MultiExtPath examples

# --- Parsing Examples ---
filename1 = "archive.tar.gz"
filename2 = "document.doc"
filename3 = ".bash_profile"
filename4 = "backup.tar.gz.bak"

print(f"'{filename1}' full suffix: {multiext.get_full_suffix(filename1)}")
# Output: '.tar.gz'
print(f"'{filename2}' full suffix: {multiext.get_full_suffix(filename2)}")
# Output: '.doc'
print(f"'{filename3}' full suffix: {multiext.get_full_suffix(filename3)}")
# Output: '.bash_profile'

print(f"'{filename1}' multipart stem: {multiext.get_stem_multipart(filename1)}")
# Output: 'archive'
print(f"'{filename3}' multipart stem: {multiext.get_stem_multipart(filename3)}")
# Output: ''

print(f"'{filename1}' suffix parts: {multiext.get_suffix_parts(filename1)}")
# Output: ['.tar', '.gz']
print(f"'{filename4}' suffix parts: {multiext.get_suffix_parts(filename4)}")
# Output: ['.tar', '.gz', '.bak']
print(f"'{filename3}' suffix parts: {multiext.get_suffix_parts(filename3)}")
# Output: ['.bash_profile']

# Normalizing a suffix
raw_suffix = ".TAR.GZ"
normalized = multiext.normalize_suffix(raw_suffix)
print(f"Normalized '{raw_suffix}': {normalized}")
# Output: Normalized '.TAR.GZ': .tar.gz

another_raw_suffix = "tar..gz" # No leading dot, multiple internal dots
normalized2 = multiext.normalize_suffix(another_raw_suffix)
print(f"Normalized '{another_raw_suffix}': {normalized2}")
# Output: Normalized 'tar..gz': .tar..gz

# --- Validation Examples ---
print(f"'{filename1}' has multipart suffix? {multiext.has_multipart_suffix(filename1)}")
# Output: True
print(f"'{filename2}' has multipart suffix? {multiext.has_multipart_suffix(filename2)}")
# Output: False
print(f"'{filename3}' has multipart suffix? {multiext.has_multipart_suffix(filename3)}") # .bash_profile is considered single part
# Output: False
print(f"'{Path('.config.json')}' has multipart suffix? {multiext.has_multipart_suffix(Path('.config.json'))}")
# Output: True

valid_archive_suffixes = {".tar.gz", ".zip", ".tar.xz"}
print(f"Is '{filename1}' a valid archive? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix(filename1, valid_archive_suffixes)}")
# Output: True
print(f"Is 'archive.rar' a valid archive? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('archive.rar', valid_archive_suffixes)}")
# Output: False
print(f"Is 'backup.ZIP' a valid archive (default case-insensitive check)? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('backup.ZIP', valid_archive_suffixes)}")
# Output: True

# Case-sensitive validation for is_valid_multipart_suffix
print(f"Is 'backup.ZIP' a valid archive (case-sensitive)? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('backup.ZIP', {'.zip'}, case_sensitive=True)}")
# Output: False
print(f"Is 'backup.zip' a valid archive (case-sensitive)? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('backup.zip', {'.zip'}, case_sensitive=True)}")
# Output: True

# Regex validation for is_valid_multipart_suffix
image_suffixes_regex = {r"\.jpe?g$", r"\.png$", r"\.gif$"} # Matches .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif
print(f"Is 'photo.jpeg' a valid image (regex)? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('photo.jpeg', image_suffixes_regex)}")
# Output: True
print(f"Is 'photo.JPG' a valid image (regex, case-insensitive default)? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('photo.JPG', image_suffixes_regex)}")
# Output: True
print(f"Is 'photo.JPG' a valid image (regex, case-sensitive)? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('photo.JPG', {r"\.jpe?g$"}, case_sensitive=True)}")
# Output: False
print(f"Is 'photo.tiff' a valid image (regex)? {multiext.is_valid_multipart_suffix('photo.tiff', image_suffixes_regex)}")
# Output: False

# --- Manipulation Examples ---
new_filename1 = multiext.replace_multipart_suffix(filename1, ".zip")
print(f"Replacing suffix of '{filename1}' with '.zip': {new_filename1}")
# Output: 'archive.zip'

path_obj = Path("path/to/data.tar.gz")
new_path_obj_str = multiext.replace_multipart_suffix(path_obj, ".pkg") # Function returns string
print(f"Replacing suffix of '{path_obj}' with '.pkg': {new_path_obj_str}")
# Output: path/to/data.pkg

added_part_filename = multiext.add_suffix_part(filename1, ".bak")
print(f"Adding '.bak' to '{filename1}': {added_part_filename}")
# Output: 'archive.tar.gz.bak'

added_to_nosuffix = multiext.add_suffix_part("report", "docx") # Will add .docx
print(f"Adding 'docx' to 'report': {added_to_nosuffix}")
# Output: report.docx

removed_part_filename = multiext.remove_last_suffix_part(filename1)
print(f"Removing last suffix part from '{filename1}': {removed_part_filename}")
# Output: 'archive.tar'

removed_single_suffix = multiext.remove_last_suffix_part("image.jpg")
print(f"Removing last suffix part from 'image.jpg': {removed_single_suffix}")
# Output: 'image'

removed_from_dotfile = multiext.remove_last_suffix_part(".bash_profile")
print(f"Removing last suffix part from '.bash_profile': {removed_from_dotfile}")
# Output: ''

# --- Working with MultiExtPath ---
# The MultiExtPath class is a subclass of pathlib.Path and provides
# convenient access to multipart extension information and operations.

p_mep = MultiExtPath("archive.tar.gz")
p_mep_dir = MultiExtPath("path/to/another.document.pdf.backup")

# Access properties
print(f"Path: {p_mep}, Full Suffix: {p_mep.full_suffix}")
# Output: Path: archive.tar.gz, Full Suffix: .tar.gz
print(f"Path: {p_mep_dir}, Full Suffix: {p_mep_dir.full_suffix}")
# Output: Path: path/to/another.document.pdf.backup, Full Suffix: .pdf.backup

print(f"Path: {p_mep}, Multipart Stem: {p_mep.stem_multipart}")
# Output: Path: archive.tar.gz, Multipart Stem: archive
print(f"Path: {p_mep_dir}, Multipart Stem: {p_mep_dir.stem_multipart}")
# Output: Path: path/to/another.document.pdf.backup, Multipart Stem: another.document

# Replace suffix using the method
new_p_mep = p_mep.replace_multipart_suffix(".zip")
print(f"Path: {new_p_mep}, Name: {new_p_mep.name}")
# Output: Path: archive.zip, Name: archive.zip

new_p_mep_dir = p_mep_dir.replace_multipart_suffix(".final.docx")
print(f"Path: {new_p_mep_dir}, Name: {new_p_mep_dir.name}")
# Output: Path: path/to/another.document.final.docx, Name: another.document.final.docx

# It's still a Path object
print(f"Parent of '{p_mep_dir}': {p_mep_dir.parent}")
# Output: Parent of 'path/to/another.document.pdf.backup': path/to
print(f"'{new_p_mep_dir}' exists? {new_p_mep_dir.exists()}") # Example of other Path methods
# Output: 'path/to/another.document.final.docx' exists? False

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue for any bugs, feature requests, or improvements.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.