CSV File Info List Generator from Folders and Subfolders
Export files information from directory and subdirectory with process monitor.
Currently only .csv format supported for output/export.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/sannjayy/python_export_file_info
Installaion
Do the following in your virtualenv:
pip install python-export-file-info
Import:
from python_export_file_info import FileListGenerator
Minimal Code Example:
from python_export_file_info import FileListGenerator
myfolder = FileListGenerator(folder='/home/')
myfolder.generate()
Generate Options:
| Syntax | Default | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| monitor | False | True / False | Show process bar on terminal. |
| filename | exported_list.csv | any .csv | Output CSV Filename. |
| index | True | True / False | Add ID column. |
| file_prefix | None | any | Prefix of file column. |
| remove_non_ascii | False | True / False | Remove Non ASCII Characters from File Name |
remove_non_asciimay unable to find your files.- /dir/myfile.mp3 >
file_prefix='new/sub/'> new/sub/dir/myfile.mp3 - Default Output Folder: output/ [In Project Root].
Full Code Example:
from python_export_file_info import FileListGenerator
scan_folder_path = r"C:\Users\sannjayy\Desktop"
myfolder = FileListGenerator(folder=scan_folder_path, output_path='newpath/')
myfolder.filter_extensions = ('.mp4', '.mp3')
myfolder.generate(monitor=True, filename='pyfiles.csv')
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To Filter Files by Extensions [Optional]:
folder.filter_extensions = ('.mp4', '.mp3', '.jpg'). -
To change the default output path use
output_path='newpath/'
DEMO OUTPUT:
Exported demo csv file structure.
| ID | Name | Extention | Size | File | CRC32 (hash) | SH1 (hash) | MD5 (hash) | Modified Date | Created Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | myfile | .mp3 | 4.29 MB | /dir/myfile.mp3 | 362... | 8dcdb... | 1a717... | 2022-06-19 13:33:12 | 2022-05-19 10:45:12 |
Developed by Sanjay Sikdar.
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