This module is sort of like os.walk on steroids. It was created to allow the safe use of command-line path arguments in your Python scripts. For instance, say the user passes in several files and directories as arguments and you want to return a sorted list of files within said directories meeting specific access, extension, and/or size criteria. Or perhaps the user passes in a list of files and you want to verify that all of the files meet the necessary criteria before using them.
pip3 install --user batchpathThe batchpath module is known to be compatible with Python 3.
NOTE: This module uses os.walk(), but will use scandir's significantly faster implementation if it is available. Consider installing the scandir module.
from batchpath import GeneratePaths()
gp = GeneratePaths()
paths = ['/path/to/directory']
files = gp.files(paths, access=os.R_OK, extensions=['conf','txt'], minsize=0, recursion=True)from batchpath import VerifyPaths()
vp = VerifyPaths()
paths = ['/path/to/file', '/path/to/dir', '/path/to/other']
verification_status = vp.all(paths, access=os.R_OK)
invalid_paths = vp.failuresCopyright (c) 2015 Six (brbsix@gmail.com).
Licensed under the GPLv3 license.