Reusable Python utilities.
Project description
Zut
Reusable Python utilities.
Installation
Zut package is published on PyPI:
pip install zut
Usage examples
See also full documentation (including API reference).
Configure logging
from zut import configure_logging
configure_logging()
Flexible output
Write text or tabular data to a flexible, easily configurable output: CSV or Excel file, or tabulated stdout/stderr.
The output file may be on the local file system or on a Windows/Samba share (including when the library is used on Linux).
Export text to stdout or to a file:
import sys
from zut import out_file
with out_file(filename or sys.stdout) as f:
f.write("Content")
Export tabular data to stdout or to a file:
import sys
from zut import out_table
with out_table(filename or sys.stdout, headers=["Id", "Word"]) as t:
t.append([1, "Hello"])
t.append([2, "World"])
Tabular data can also be exported using dictionnaries (in this case, headers will be detected automatically by the library):
import sys
from zut import out_table
with out_table(filename or sys.stdout) as t:
t.append({'id': 1, 'name': "Hello"})
t.append({'id': 2, 'col3': True})
If filename has extension with .xlsx, output will be in Excel 2010 format.
Otherwise it will be in CSV format.
If filename starts with \\, output will be done on the corresponding Windows/Samba share.
To indicate Samba credentials, call configure_smb_credentials before using function out_table.
Example:
from zut import out_table, configure_smb_credentials
configure_smb_credentials(user=..., password=...)
with out_table(r"\\server\share\path\to\file") as o:
...
Legal
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
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