easyos

Simple Python OS utilities by Tivalsdeveloper.

easyos provides a clean, beginner-friendly interface over Python's standard-library operating-system tools. It has no third-party runtime dependencies, making it suitable for offline installation.

Install

pip install easyos

For a local/offline wheel:

pip install --no-index easyos-1.0.0-py3-none-any.whl

Quick start

from easyos import OS

system = OS()

print(system.cwd())
system.files.create("hello.txt", "Hello from easyos!")
print(system.files.read("hello.txt"))
print(system.info.all())

API

Files

system.files.create("hello.txt", "Hello")
system.files.read("hello.txt")
system.files.write("hello.txt", "New content")
system.files.append("hello.txt", "\nMore")
system.files.copy("hello.txt", "copy.txt")
system.files.move("copy.txt", "archive/copy.txt")
system.files.rename("hello.txt", "greeting.txt")
system.files.delete("greeting.txt")
system.files.info("archive/copy.txt")

Directories

system.directories.create("project/src")
system.directories.list(".")
system.directories.walk(".")
print(system.directories.tree("."))
system.directories.delete("project", recursive=True)

Paths

system.paths.join("src", "main.py")
system.paths.basename("/tmp/main.py")
system.paths.dirname("/tmp/main.py")
system.paths.extension("main.py")
system.paths.absolute("main.py")

Environment

system.env.set("APP_NAME", "Tivelop")
print(system.env.get("APP_NAME"))
print(system.env.has("APP_NAME"))

Commands

result = system.commands.run("python --version")
print(result.stdout)

# Avoid shell parsing when passing separate arguments.
result = system.commands.exec(["python", "--version"])

System information

print(system.info.platform())
print(system.info.python_version())
print(system.info.username())
print(system.info.home())
print(system.info.cpu_count())
print(system.info.all())

Design

OS
├── files
├── directories
├── paths
├── env
├── commands
└── info

Requirements

• Python 3.9+
• No third-party runtime dependencies
• Cross-platform Python implementation

License

MIT