seedir.printing API documentation
Description: General module of resources and helpers for printing and making folder trees in seedir.

# Module `seedir.printing`

General module of resources and helpers for printing and making folder trees in seedir.

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    # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
    """
    General module of resources and helpers for printing and making folder trees
    in seedir.

    """

    __pdoc__ = {'is_match': False,
                'format_indent': False,
                'words': False}

    import copy
    import os
    import re

    STYLE_DICT = {
        'lines': {'split':'├─',
                  'extend':'│ ',
                  'space':'  ',
                  'final':'└─',
                  'folderstart':'',
                  'filestart':'',
                  'folderend': '/',
                  'fileend': ''},
        'dash':  {'split':'|-',
                  'extend':'| ',
                  'space':'  ',
                  'final':'|-',
                  'folderstart':'',
                  'filestart':'',
                  'folderend': '/',
                  'fileend': ''},
        'spaces':{'split':'  ',
                  'extend':'  ',
                  'space':'  ',
                  'final':'  ',
                  'folderstart':'',
                  'filestart':'',
                  'folderend': '/',
                  'fileend': ''},
        'plus':  {'split':'+-',
                  'extend':'| ',
                  'space':'  ',
                  'final':'+-',
                  'folderstart':'',
                  'filestart':'',
                  'folderend': '/',
                  'fileend': ''},
        'arrow': {'split':'  ',
                  'extend':'  ',
                  'space':'  ',
                  'final':'  ',
                  'folderstart':'>',
                  'filestart':'>',
                  'folderend': '/',
                  'fileend': ''}
        }
    '''"Tokens" used to create folder trees in different styles'''

    try:
        import emoji
        STYLE_DICT["emoji"] = {
            'split':'├─',
            'extend':'│ ',
            'space':'  ',
            'final':'└─',
            'folderstart':emoji.emojize(':file_folder:' + ' '),
            'filestart':emoji.emojize(':page_facing_up:' + ' '),
            'folderend': '/',
            'fileend': ''
        }
    except ImportError:
        pass

    filepath = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
    wordpath = os.path.join(filepath, 'words.txt')
    with open(wordpath, 'r') as wordfile:
        words = [line.strip() for line in wordfile.readlines()]
    """List of dictionary words for seedir.fakedir.randomdir()"""

    # functions

    def is_match(pattern, string, regex=True):
        '''Function for matching strings using either regular expression
        or literal interpretation.'''
        if regex:
            return bool(re.search(pattern, string))
        else:
            return pattern == string

    def get_styleargs(style):
        '''
        Return the string tokens associated with different styles for printing
        folder trees with `seedir.realdir.seedir()`.

        Parameters
        ----------
        style : str
            Style name.  Current options are `'lines'`, `'spaces'`, `'arrow'`,
            `'plus'`, `'dash'`, or `'emoji'`.

        Raises
        ------
        ValueError
            Style not recognized.

        ImportError
            'emoji' style requested but emoji package not installed.

        Returns
        -------
        dict
            Dictionary of tokens for the given style.

        '''
        if style not in STYLE_DICT and style == 'emoji':
            error_text = 'style "emoji" requires "emoji" to be installed'
            error_text += ' (pip install emoji) '
            raise ImportError(error_text)
        elif style not in STYLE_DICT:
            error_text = 'style "{}" not recognized, must be '.format(style)
            error_text += 'lines, spaces, arrow, plus, dash, or emoji'
            raise ValueError(error_text)
        else:
            return copy.deepcopy(STYLE_DICT[style])

    def format_indent(style_dict, indent=2):
        '''
        Format the indent of style tokens, from seedir.STYLE_DICT or returned
        by seedir.get_styleargs().

        Note that as of v0.3.1, the dictionary is modified in place,
        rather than a new copy being created.

        Parameters
        ----------
        style_dict : dict
            Dictionary of style tokens.
        indent : int, optional
            Number of spaces to indent. The default is 2.  With 0, all tokens
            become the null string.  With 1, all tokens are only the first
            character.  With 2, the style tokens are returned unedited.  When >2,
            the final character of each token (excep the file/folder start/end tokens)
            are extened n - indent times, to give a string whose
            length is equal to indent.

        Returns
        -------
        output : dict
            New dictionary of edited tokens.

        '''
        indentable = ['split', 'extend', 'space', 'final']
        if indent < 0 or not isinstance(indent, int):
            raise ValueError('indent must be a non-negative integer')
        elif indent == 0:
            for key in indentable:
                style_dict[key] = ''
        elif indent == 1:
            for key in indentable:
                style_dict[key] = style_dict[key][0]
        elif indent > 2:
            extension = indent - 2
            for key in indentable:
                val = style_dict[key]
                style_dict[key] = val + val[-1] * extension

        return None

## Global variables

`var STYLE_DICT`

  "Tokens" used to create folder trees in different styles

## Functions

`def get_styleargs(style)`

  Return the string tokens associated with different styles for printing folder trees with `seedir()`.

  ## Parameters

  `style` :`str`
    Style name. Current options are `'lines'`, `'spaces'`, `'arrow'`, `'plus'`, `'dash'`, or `'emoji'`.

  ## Raises

  `ValueError`
    Style not recognized.
  `ImportError`
    'emoji' style requested but emoji package not installed.

  ## Returns

  `dict`
    Dictionary of tokens for the given style.