Platform-independent server-share path discovery.
To install:
pip install serverpath
Examples:
from serverpath import get_path
# from Windows machine without mapped network drive
get_path("server", "share")
>>> \\server\share
# from Windows machine with mapped network drive X
get_path("server", "share")
>>> X:\\
# from Windows machine where server is local machine and drive D is shared over network
get_path("my-computer", "share")
>>> D:\\
# from Unix machine with Samba mount in /mnt without share
get_path("server")
>>> /mnt/server
# from Unix machine with Samba mount in /mnt with share
get_path("server", "share")
>>> /mnt/server/share
# from Unix machine with mount in custom path
get_path("server", "share", unix_path_prefix="/mymount")
>>> /mymount/server/share
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