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pyfind
A simple python import that will allow you to traverse local directories and sub-folders returning lists of files in folders.
pyfind is under semi-active development as I am a student but this project should be maintained into the foreseeable future.
Commands currently available: import pyfind as pf
| Method | Documentation |
|---|---|
find(location, extension, keepExtension) |
Searches the current working directory (unless otherwise specified) for any files with the matching extension property and return them in array format. |
| Still Under Development | Documentation |
findsub(location, extension, keepExtension) |
Searches the chosen directory and all contained sub folders for any files with the matching extension property and return them in array format. |
These will be added whenever I get round to it
To-do list
-
find() method - findsub() method
- recursive rewrite of methods
- customisation of the output and saving this custom output format to a settings file (e.g. splitting using a csv, outputting as a new-line string instead of a list, etc.)
- saving search results to an output log
- allowing the instantiation of classes that can deal with:
- scheduled searches (based on time)
- searches that run when a method is called
- saving these settings and schedules and loading them from files
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