wildcard
This library is a fork of fnmatch (https://docs.python.org/2/library/fnmatch.html) to implement **
All documentation is identical to fnmatch except * , * is now ** and * only affects the particular directory
https://docs.python.org/2/library/fnmatch.html
Install
pip install pywildcardLink pypi: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pywildcard
Examples
import pywildcard
dirs = ['hello/world.py', 'hello/world.pyc', 'hello/world/other/folder/example.py']
pywildcard.filter(dirs, 'hello/*')
# ['hello/world.py', 'hello/world.pyc']
pywildcard.filter(dirs, 'hello/*.py')
# ['hello/world.py']
pywildcard.filter(dirs, 'hello/**')
# ['hello/world.py', 'hello/world.pyc', 'hello/world/other/folder/example.py']
pywildcard.filter(dirs, 'hello/**.py')
# ['hello/world.py', 'hello/world/other/folder/example.py']Diffs fnmatch & pywildcard
fnmatch
import re
import fnmatch
urls = ['example/l1/l2/test3-1.py',
'example/l1/test2-1.py',
'example/l1/test2-2.py',
'example/l1/l2/l3/test4-1.py']
regex = fnmatch.translate('example/*')
# 'example\\/.*\\Z(?ms)'
re.findall(regex, "\n".join(urls))
# return ['example/l1/l2/test3-1.py\nexample/l1/test2-1.py\nexample/l1/test2-2.py\nexample/l1/l2/l3/test4-1.py']pywildcard
import re
import pywildcard
urls = ['example/l1/l2/test3-1.py',
'example/l1/test2-1.py',
'example/l1/test2-2.py',
'example/l1/l2/l3/test4-1.py']
regex = pywildcard.translate('example/**')
# 'example/.*?$(?ms)'
re.findall(regex, "\n".join(urls))
# return ['example/l1/l2/test3-1.py',
# 'example/l1/test2-1.py',
# 'example/l1/test2-2.py',
# 'example/l1/l2/l3/test4-1.py']Running the unit tests
```bash # Check out the git repository. git clone git@github.com:agalera/python-wildcard.git # Enter the directory. cd python-wildcard # Install pytest if you have not done already. pip install pytest # Run the tests pytest
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1.0.8 (2015-11-26)
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