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jaanca-utils-os

A tool library created by jaanca with operating system help functions such as reading environment variables, reading/writing files, file properties, among others.

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A tool library created by jaanca

  • Python library: A tool library created by jaanca with operating system help functions such as reading environment variables, reading/writing files, file properties, among others.

  • EnvironmentParserLoader: A class that loads, parses, and manages system environment variables into various data types. General Functionality

    The EnvironmentParserLoader class would be designed to:

    • Read the system’s environment variables.
    • Parse (convert) these variables into specific data types (such as int, float, bool, str, list, dict).
    • Manage and provide centralized methods to access these environment variables in a typed and secure manner.
    • If the environment variable does not exist or has a value of None and a default value is not assigned, a KeyError exception will be returned.
  • FileFolderManagement: To write files, use the write_to_disk() method

  • FileProperties: Functionalities to read properties of an operating system file, such as: modification date, creation, size in bytes, among others.

Source code | Package (PyPI) | Samples


library installation

pip install python-dotenv --upgrade
pip install jaanca_utils_os[dotenv] --upgrade

environment_parser_loader: Example of use

Considerations on environmental variables

  • An object must be specified with the variables that you want to create.

  • The attributes of these objects will be loaded with the environment variables, according to the name assigned to them.

  • If the attribute is mandatory, it will only be of type str and will contain the name of the environment variable to read.

  • If the environment variable is optional or may not exist, the attribute must be of type tuple or list, where the first element is the environment variable to read and the second the default value to assign.

  • Example:

class Environment:
    ENV_VAR_NO_EXIT = ("VARIABLE","Not Exist")
    ENV_VAR_IS_MANDATORY = "VARIABLE" 

File with environments vars .env

ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_HOST=psqlt
ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_DB=test
ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_PASSWORD=es3bv3v3
ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_PORT=5432
ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_USER=postgres
ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_SSL=false
FLOAT=3.3
LIST=[1,2,3,"4","5"]
DICT='{"one": "one", "two": 2}'
BOOL_TRUE = true
BOOL_TRUE_ONE = 1
BOOL_TRUE_TWO = "1"
BOOL_FALSE_ONE = 0
BOOL_FALSE_TWO = "0"
BOOL_FALSE_INCORRECT = "incorrect"

Install prettytable for print output

pip install prettytable==3.10.0

Example

from jaanca_utils_os import EnvironmentParserLoader, FileFolderManagement
from prettytable import PrettyTable

class Environment:
    HOST = "ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_HOST"
    DB_NAME = "ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_DB"
    PASSWORD = "ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_PASSWORD"
    PORT = "ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_PORT"
    USER = "ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_USER"
    SSL = "ENGINE_POSTGRES_CONN_SSL"
    FLOAT = "FLOAT"
    LIST = "LIST"
    DICT = "DICT"
    BOOL_TRUE = "BOOL_TRUE"
    BOOL_TRUE_ONE = "BOOL_TRUE_ONE"
    BOOL_TRUE_TWO = "BOOL_TRUE_TWO"
    BOOL_FALSE_ONE = "BOOL_FALSE_ONE"
    BOOL_FALSE_TWO = "BOOL_FALSE_TWO"
    BOOL_FALSE_INCORRECT = "BOOL_FALSE_INCORRECT"
    NO_DATA_TUPLE = ("VARIABLE","Not Exist")
    NO_DATA_LIST = ["VARIABLE","Not Exist"]
    NO_DATA_BOOL = ["VARIABLE","1"]

############
# select the location of the file to read
############

############
# Option 1
# Run the script from where the default environment variables .env file is located
# settings:Environment = EnvironmentParserLoader(Environment)

############
# Other Options
# Load varibles from current folder and subfolders
env_full_path = FileFolderManagement.build_full_path_from_current_folder(__file__,filename=".env",folder_list=["folder2"])
# Load varibles from disk path: c:\tmp
env_full_path = FileFolderManagement.build_full_path_to_file("c:",file_name=".env",folder_list=["tmp"])
# Load varibles from current folder
env_full_path = FileFolderManagement.build_full_path_from_current_folder(__file__,filename=".env")

settings:Environment = EnvironmentParserLoader(Environment,env_full_path=env_full_path)

def print_attributes(cls):
    columns = ["Name", "Type", "Value"]
    myTable = PrettyTable(columns)
    for attribute_name, attribute_value in vars(cls).items():
        attribute_type = type(attribute_value)
        myTable.add_row([attribute_name, attribute_type.__name__, attribute_value])
    print(myTable)        

print_attributes(settings)

Output

NameTypeValue
HOSTstrpsqlt
DB_NAMEstrtest
PASSWORDstres3bv3v3
PORTint5432
USERstrpostgres
SSLboolFalse
FLOATfloat3.3
LISTlist[1, 2, 3, '4', '5']
DICTdict{'one': 'one', 'two': 2}
BOOL_TRUEboolTrue
BOOL_TRUE_ONEboolTrue
BOOL_TRUE_TWOboolTrue
BOOL_FALSE_ONEboolFalse
BOOL_FALSE_TWOboolFalse
BOOL_FALSE_INCORRECTboolFalse
NO_DATA_TUPLEstrNot Exist
NO_DATA_LISTstrNot Exist
NO_DATA_BOOLboolTrue

write_to_disk sample

from jaanca_utils_os import FileFolderManagement

# Write file to current folder
file_name="hello.txt"
current_folder=FileFolderManagement.build_full_path_from_current_folder(__file__)
folders=FileFolderManagement.get_folder_list(current_folder)
file_name_full_path = FileFolderManagement.build_full_path_to_file("c:",file_name,folders)
text = """Hello world !
Hello world !"""
status,error_msg=FileFolderManagement(file_name_full_path).write_to_disk(text)
if(status):
    print("file created successfully: "+file_name_full_path)
else:
    print("error:" + error_msg)

# Write file in root path
file_name="hello.txt"
file_name_full_path = FileFolderManagement.build_full_path_to_file("c:",file_name)
text = """Hello world !
Hello world !"""
status,error_msg=FileFolderManagement(file_name_full_path).write_to_disk(text)
if(status):
    print("file created successfully: "+file_name_full_path)
else:
    print("error:" + error_msg)

FileProperties sample

from jaanca_utils_os import FileProperties, FileFolderManagement
import json

file_name="hello asa s sas. as as a. as as .txt"
filename_full_path_from_current_folder=FileFolderManagement.build_full_path_from_current_folder(__file__,folder_list=["file"])
file_properties=FileProperties(filename_full_path_from_current_folder)
status = file_properties.get_attribute_reading_status()
if status is True:
    print(json.dumps(file_properties.get_dict(),indent=4))
    print(f"name:{file_properties.name}")
    print(f"extension:{file_properties.extension}")
    print(f"modification_date:{file_properties.modification_date}")
else:
    print(status)

Semantic Versioning

jaanca-utils-os < MAJOR >.< MINOR >.< PATCH >

  • MAJOR: version when you make incompatible API changes
  • MINOR: version when you add functionality in a backwards compatible manner
  • PATCH: version when you make backwards compatible bug fixes

Definitions for releasing versions

  • https://peps.python.org/pep-0440/

    • X.YaN (Alpha release): Identify and fix early-stage bugs. Not suitable for production use.
    • X.YbN (Beta release): Stabilize and refine features. Address reported bugs. Prepare for official release.
    • X.YrcN (Release candidate): Final version before official release. Assumes all major features are complete and stable. Recommended for testing in non-critical environments.
    • X.Y (Final release/Stable/Production): Completed, stable version ready for use in production. Full release for public use.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Types of changes

  • Added for new features.
  • Changed for changes in existing functionality.
  • Deprecated for soon-to-be removed features.
  • Removed for now removed features.
  • Fixed for any bug fixes.
  • Security in case of vulnerabilities.

[0.0.1rcX] - 2024-05-27

Added

  • First tests using pypi.org in develop environment.

[0.1.1-6] - 2024-05-27

Added

  • Completion of testing and launch into production.

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