name_conflict_resolver
A small Python library that decides how to rename files to avoid conflicts.
example
This example can also be found in eample.py
from pathlib import PurePosixPath as p
from name_conflict_resolver import NameConflictResolver
names = [p("/home/andrew/foo"), p("/home/andrew/bar"), p("/home/andrew/foo")]
# We can currently distinguish these names by their index in the array, so
# we use the list of indices as the keys. Meanwhile, we can obtain a
# corresponding path from a key using the __getitem__ method of names.
resolver = NameConflictResolver.from_keys(range(len(names)), names.__getitem__)
for f, (orig_destination, destination) in resolver.resolve():
print(f"Path at index {f}: {orig_destination} -> {destination}")
Output:
Path at index 2: /home/andrew/foo -> /home/andrew/foo_1
Path at index 0: /home/andrew/foo -> /home/andrew/foo
Path at index 1: /home/andrew/bar -> /home/andrew/bar
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