portsManager 0.1.5

Library to work with .qpmgr files

pManager

Ports manager library.
Works with .qpmgr files.
Author: Qwantman

You can parse and write .qpmgr files using this library.
It includes two classes: fileParser and fileWriter.
fileParser is used for parsing .qpmgr files and extracting information.
fileWriter is used for creating new .qpmgr files or editing existing ones.

This library is guaranteed to work on python versions > 3.10, but it's compatible with any python version > 3.0.

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Installation

pip install portsManager

Usage

Parser

from pManager import fileParser
parser = fileParser("file.qpmgr", ignoreExtension = False)

# Get opened & closed ports
openedPorts = parser.getOpenedPorts()
closedPorts = parser.getClosedPorts()

# Get list of services
servicesList = parser.getServicesList()

# Print beautifully-formated services list
for _ in servicesList:
    print(f'{parser.getBeautifuledInfoByService(_)}\n')

Writer

from pManager import fileWriter

# Setting up writer
writer = fileWriter("file.qpmgr", autoFlush = True, ignoreExtension = False)

# Add new service
# "ServiceName" will be used as a key to bind ports
writer.constructServiceObj("ServiceName", "ServiceDescription")  

# Add port to service. 
# On port adding, file'll be flushed with autoFlush = True
writer.bindPortToService(
    serviceName = "ServiceName", 
    portNum = 80, 
    portProto = "TCP", 
    openState = True, 
    portDesc = "HTTP server"
)

# Or, with autoFlush = False
writer.writeToFile()