Dracodes
One line solutions to speed up scripting
Installation:
pip3 install dracodes
Examples:
Writing into a file:
aString = 'A normal phrase'
aList = ['jooj', 'cleyton', 'not foo', 'not bar']
aListOfNumbers = list(range(10))
aMixedList = ['hello', 123456789, ['nested1', 'nested2'], {'1': 2}]
aDictionary = {'key1': 1, 'key2': 'valu2', 'key3': [3]}
with open('path/out.txt') as outFile:
outFile.write(f'{aString}\n')
for item in aList:
outFile.write(f'{line}\n')
for item in aListOfNumbers :
outFile.write(f'{str(line)}\n')
for item in aMixedList:
if isinstance(item, str):
outFile.write(f'{line}\n')
if isistance(item, list):
for subItem in item:
# Ok, we get itA lazy solution:
from dracodes import saveOutput
output = tuple(aString, aList, aListOfNumbers, aMixedList, aDictionary)
saveOutput('path/out.txt', output) # by default in 'write' mode, but It is possible to set 'append' modeIterating over lines in a file:
Instead of:
with open('path/file.txt') as file:
for line in file:
# ...You can use iterFile:
from dracodes import iterFile
for line in iterFile('path/file.txt'):
# ...Indented Documents:
text = """class Jooj(object):
def __init__(self, message):
self.message
def notBar(self):
print('Not a Bar')
def notFoo(self):
print('Not a Foo')"""
doc = IndentedDocument(text)
for line in doc:
print(f'{line} | Depth: {line.depth}')Output:
class Jooj(object): | Depth: 1
def __init__(self, message): | Depth: 2
self.message | Depth: 3
| Depth: 3
def notBar(self): | Depth: 2
print('Not a Bar') | Depth: 3
| Depth: 3
def notFoo(self): | Depth: 2
print('Not a Foo') | Depth: 3
Lucas Vargas Noronha
