smith-utils 0.4.0

A utility library for data cleaning and parsing.

smith-utils

Smith Utils is a central hub for data cleaning and parsing scripts. This package consolidates distributed utility functions to improve code reuse and maintenance efficiency across all yeiichi projects.

Key Features

Datetime Utilities (smith_utils.datetime)

Robust date parsing and formatting.

• ensure_date: Flexible conversion of strings, datetime.date objects, or None (returns today) into a date object.
• parse_strict_date: Strict parsing for YYYYMMDD or YYYY-MM-DD formats, rejecting ambiguous inputs.
• format_ordinal: Converts integers to ordinal strings (e.g., 1 → "1st", 22 → "22nd").

Numeric Refinement (smith_utils.numeric)

Clean and parse messy numeric data.

• parse_numeric_value: Handles custom separators, decimals, and negative formats like (1,234.56).
• parse_currency_value: Alias for numeric parsing, specifically for currency strings.

Text Normalization & Metrics (smith_utils.text)

Standardize text and compare string similarity.

• normalize_text: Unicode NFKC normalization, case folding, and whitespace handling.
• StringDistance: Implementation of Damerau-Levenshtein and Jaro-Winkler algorithms for fuzzy matching.
• analyze_pair: Convenience function for string comparison returning a Result.
• Relation / Result: Relation enum and typed result for text comparisons.
• make_unicode_char_name_records: Extract Unicode codepoint/name metadata from text.
• normalize_newlines_stream: Stream-based newline normalization to LF with newline type detection.
• normalize_file_to_lf: File-based newline normalization helper.

Crypto Hash Utilities (smith_utils.crypto)

Calculate SHA-256 digests for text and files.

• get_text_digest: Returns the SHA-256 hexadecimal digest for a text string.
• get_file_digest: Returns the SHA-256 hexadecimal digest for a file using streaming reads.

File Classification Utilities (smith_utils.file)

Classify files from multiple evidence sources.

• classify_file: Returns extension, MIME, magic-number, and file(1) classification evidence.
• FileClassification: Dataclass result containing raw signals, file_class, and derived categories.

Installation

Install via pip:

pip install smith-utils

Quick Start

from smith_utils import ensure_date, get_text_digest, parse_numeric_value, normalize_text
from smith_utils import make_unicode_char_name_records
from smith_utils import classify_file, get_file_digest, normalize_file_to_lf

# Datetime
date = ensure_date("20231225") # datetime.date(2023, 12, 25)

# Numeric
value = parse_numeric_value("(1,250.50)") # -1250.5

# Text
clean_text = normalize_text("  Ｓｍｉｔｈ  Ｕｔｉｌｓ  ") # "smith utils"

# Unicode metadata
records = make_unicode_char_name_records("Aあ")
# [UnicodeCharNameRecord(index=0, codepoint='U+0041', ...), ...]

# Normalize a file's newlines to LF
summary = normalize_file_to_lf("input.txt", "output.txt")
# {'newline_type': 'CRLF', 'bytes_in': ..., 'bytes_out': ...}

# SHA-256 digests
text_digest = get_text_digest("smith-utils")
file_digest = get_file_digest("input.txt")

# File classification
classification = classify_file("input.pdf")
# FileClassification(extension='.pdf', file_class='document', categories=('document', 'pdf'), ...)

Directory Structure

• src/smith_utils/: Main package source.
• legacy/: Legacy scripts and templates (not included in distribution).
• tests/: Comprehensive test suite.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.