tmsutils 1.0.7

Handy tools out of the box

tmsutils

collection of utility functions to make task easy

Function list:

• csv_to_linear_tsv - function to convert given csv file into linear tsv file
• file_split - function to split text or csv file into given chunks
• merge_sqlite_db - function to merge sqlite database file of same schema
• get_string_product - function to generate product of the given string of given length
• get_string_combinations - function to generate combination of the given string of given length
• dict_to_object - function to convert dictionary or json dump into object

Classes:

• S3 (wrapper for S3 data storages)

  • file_exists - check if given key exists or not
  • get_temporary_link - get temporary download link for a given key
  • upload - upload your file or directory to s3 storage
  • download - download given key or entire folder from s3 storage

• FileIO (wrapper for https://file.io 'snapchat' of file sharing)

  • NOTE: it requires 'curl' command line tool to be installed
  • upload - upload file to 'https://file.io' and returns file download link
  • download - download file from the given file.io url to given location

CLI (Command line Utilities):

• gi (designed to help you create .gitignore files for your git repositories)
  • It is used to generate gitignore for operating systems, IDEs, or Programming Languages
  • The below command will generate .gitignore for python (PL) and code (IDE) in same place.

  $ tms gi python,code
  

  • In case of any such type which is not valid then

  $ tms gi python3,abcdx
  
  "python3" is invalid, try from "python"
  "abcdx" is invalid.
  

• mdb (merging sqlite database command)
  • It is used to merge sqlite3 database files

  Options:
      --path = default current directory from where command runs
      --extension = default is set to sqlite, can also use 'db'
  
  It returns db file path if which all other are merged or return No file found.
  

• sf (splitting files (eg: txt, csv, tsv etc..) into equal chunks of given size)
  • takes file path as an argument, it splits the file by default into 10 chunks

  Options:
      FILEPATH - path to the file
      --chunk, -c <int> number of chunks (default=10)