JSON object to quick directory creator using python.
pip install QuickdirIn Json object structure, terminating values has to be supplied to end(leaf) nodes in dir structure. Supply 1 if it ends with a file, 0 if it ends with a folder.
json = {"folder": {
"subfolder": {
"subsubfolder": 0,
"file.txt": 1
}
}
Creating directories using Quickdir object
from Quickdir import Quickdir
# create object of Quickdir class
quick = Quickdir("Quickdir")
# give custom path instead of 'Quickdir' if required
quick2 = Quickdir("S:/Files")
# create your dir structure as dict/json
x = {"root": {
"folder1":{
"subfolder1":0,
"file1.txt": 1
}
}
}
# make directories
quick.make(x)Example 1: HTML project
html = {"root": {
"logs": {
"test": 0,
"log.txt": 1
},
"css" : {
"style.css" : 1,
"bootstrap.css": 1
},
"js": {
"mainFunction.js":1,
"bootstrap.js":1,
"jquery.js":1
},
"common":{
"navbar.html" :1,
"footer.html" :1
},
"Readme.md": 1,
"fonts": {
"sample.txt" :1
},
"img": 0,
"index.html":1
}
}Example 2: Creating directory structure for a College course.
college = {"CSE420": {
"cat1": {
"alternate material": 0,
"notes.txt": 1
},
"cat2": {
"alternate material": 0,
"notes.txt": 1
},
"lab" : {
"1":0,
"2":0,
"3":0,
"4":0,
"5":0,
"midterm":0,
"labfat":0,
"notes.txt": 1
},
"DA": {
"1":0,
"2":0
},
"FAT":{
"notes.txt" :1
},
"project": {
"review 1": 0,
"review 2": 0,
"review 3": 0,
"code": {
"test.py":1
}
},
"syllabus": 0
}
}Accessing premade application templates
from Quickdir import config
# college
x = config.college
# html
x = config.htmlPull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
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