pathpilot
pathpilot is a Python package that makes file and folder manipulation simple and intuitive.
Installation
pip install pathpilot
Main Features
file_factory→ Function that routes new file instances to the appropriate child class. Some file types are supported natively such as: .xlsx, .csv, .txt, .parquet, etc. The mapping of file extensions to their child class counterparts is managed using theconfig.extension_mappingdictionary. Unmapped extensions are routed to theFilebase class by default.Folder→ Class that handles folder operations. It is important to be mindful of theread_onlyparameter which, ifTrue, allows folders to be created or deleted.
Example Usage
Please note the examples below represent a small fraction of the functionality offered by pathpilot. Please refer to the intra-code documentation more information.
Imports
from pathpilot import Folder, file_factory
Folders
Create a Folder instance. Passing read_only=False will create the folder if it does not already exist.
# initiate a folder instance
folder = Folder(r'C:\Users\MyID\Documents\MyFolder', read_only=False)
The join method is used to access subfolders. If read_only=False, the subfolders are created automatically.
# create subfolders (i.e. C:\Users\MyID\Documents\MyFolder\Year\2025\Month\)
month_folder = folder.join('Year', '2025', 'Month')
Alternatively, you can access subfolders by attribute.
# create a new subfolder called "January" by accessing it via attribute
january_folder = month_folder.january
Joining to a file name will return a file object instead.
new_years_file = january_folder.join('Happy New Year.txt')
Files
Create an instance of the ExcelFile class using the file_factory function. This occurs automatically by virtue of the .xlsx file extension.
# create ExcelFile instance
file = file_factory(r'C:\Users\MyID\Documents\MyFolder\MyFile.xlsx')
Next, let's check if the file exists. If not, let's save a pandas DataFrame as an Excel file.
# export a pd.DataFrame to the file, if it does not already exist
if not file.exists:
df = pd.DataFrame({'id': [1, 2, 3], 'data': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
file.save(df)
MyFile.xlsx:
• Wrote 72.00 B to sheet 'Sheet1' in 0.0 seconds.
• Wrote 80.00 B to sheet 'Sheet1' in 0.0 seconds.
Now let's read the file we created as a DataFrame.
# read the file we created as a pd.DataFrame
df = file.read()
On second thought, let's delete the file.
# delete the file we created
file.delete()
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