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SputchedTools

Simple, lazy-import, powerful multi-purpose module, initially created to reduce repetitive functions definitions across projects

Installation

pip install sputchedtools

Features

CLI

Timer (1), NewLiner (2)

Use as context manager to (1) measure code execution time, with formatting and lap (semi) support, (2) print new line before and after code block

with NewLiner(), Timer('Taken time: %s %ms %us'):
	...

async with Timer(False) as t: # Do not echo anything
	...
	lap1: float = t.lap("some action")

print(*t.laps, t.diff, sep = '\n')

ProgressBar

Async-supported very simple executed task counter

for i in ProgressBar(
	iterator = range(10), # Or Coroutine Iterator if using `async for`
	text = 'Processing...',
	# task_amount = ..., <- If iterator doesn't have __len__ attribute
	final_text = 'Done!\n',
):
	...

Anim

Iterates through given/default chars at configurable delay while executing code block. Supports dynamic text editing without shitting terminal. Supports manual updating

with Anim(
	prepend_text = 'Downloading ...', append_text = '',
	just_clear_char = False, # On exit
	clear_on_exit = True,
	delay = 0.1,
	manual_update = False, # Manual Anim.update()
	# chars = (..., ...)
) as a:

	# a.set_text()
	# a.set_chars()
	__import__('time').sleep(1)

Config, Option

Define option list and let user modify them via terminal

options = [
	Option(
		name = f'Set {i}',
		value: str = str(i),
		callback = Callbacks.direct # In-terminal edit
		# callback = Callbacks.toggle # Simple toggle
		# values = ('val1', 'val2') # Iterates through it on arrow/enter key
	)
	for i in range(9)
]

# Results received as OptionName: Value
results: dict[str] = Config(
	options = options,
	per_page = 9, # Let's you navigate through options with 1-9 keys
	callback_option_name = True # Wether to pass option name or its index to custom option callbacks
).win_cli()

Utilities

aio

Methods:

  • aio.request()
    • aiohttp/httx/niquests wrapper
  • aio.get()
    • aio.request('GET') wrapper
  • aio.open()
    • aiofiles wrapper
  • aio.sem_task()
    • asyncio.Semaphore wrapper
async def main():
	response = await aio.get(
		url = 'https://example.com',
		toreturn = ['text', 'status'], # Response attribute list
		# session = ...,
		raise_exceptions = False, # If True, replaces failed attributes with `None`, keeping `toreturn` length
		# Session provider
		httpx = False,
		niquests = False,
		# **request_args: headers, params, etc.
	)
	text = response[0] or 'None'

	await aio.open(
		file = 'response.txt',
		action = 'write',
		mode = 'w',
		content = text
	)

num

Methods:

  • num.shorten

    • 10_000_000 -> 10M
  • num.unshorten

    • 10M -> 10_000_000.0
  • num.decim_round

    • Safely rounds float's decimals
file_size = num.shorten(
	value = 25_000_000,
	decimals = -1,
	suffixes = num.fileSize_suffixes # or num.sfx
) # 23.8 MB

num.decim_round(
	value = 0.000000004801,
	decimals = 4, # How many to leave
	round_if_num_gt_1 = True,
	precission = 20, # format(value, f'.{percission}')
	# decims = [...] if decimals argument is -1, this can be passed to change how many decimals to leave: default list is [1000, 100, 10, 5], List is iterated using enumerate(), so by each iter. decimal amount increases by 1 (starting from 0)
)

Methods

enhance_loop() => installs uvloop or winloop

get_content() => Returns source byte content (raw, buffer, file)

write_content() => see docstring

compress

Better explain here:

compress(
	source = ..., # bytes, file/folder path, stream
	algorithm = 'lz4', # Supported are specified in `Algorithms` Literal
	output = ..., # False - bytes, file path, stream
	ignored_exceptions = (...) # Exceptions tuple to ignore when tar-ing directory. Default is (PermissionError, OSError),
	tar_in_memory = True,
	tar_if_file = False, # Directly compresses file content
	compression_level = None, # Use only if you know compression algorithm you use
	check_algorithm_support = False
)

decompress

Gladly much simpler than compress, i'm tired writing this readme

decompress(
	source = ..., # bytes, file path, stream
	algorithm = ..., # optional, function autodetects it, stops at `brotli` (undetectable) and raises if not it
	output = ... # False -> bytes, directory/file path, stream
)

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