Object-oriented names for the digital era.
Project description
naming
Object-oriented names for the digital era.
naming
provides an interface for dealing with naming conventions; from
defining them, to identifying names and creating new ones.
Installation
naming
is available for Python 3.7 onwards via PyPI.
$ pip install naming
Usage
Please refer to the documentation for details on contents and usage.
>>> import naming >>> class NameFileConvention(naming.Name, naming.File): ... config = dict(first=r'\w+', last=r'\w+', number=r'\d+') ... >>> name = NameFileConvention('john doe 07.jpg') >>> name.last 'doe' >>> name.number '07' >>> name.get(first='jane', number=99) # returns new name string 'jane doe 99.jpg' >>> name.last = 'connor' # mutates current name >>> name NameFileConvention("john connor 07.jpg") >>> name.number = 'not_a_number' ... ValueError: Can't set field 'number' with invalid value 'not a number' on 'NameFileConvention("john doe 07.jpg")'. A valid field value should match pattern: '\d+'
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