Often cluttered folders will make us can not find the desired file, so I deliberately created a visual GUI interface, by entering the path of one click to achieve the file sorting and filing.
Different file suffixes are grouped into different categories
Let's start by listing the broad categories of files, which are set according to the file's suffix, roughly as follows
SUBDIR = {
"DOCUMENTS": [".pdf", ".docx", ".txt", ".html"],
"AUDIO": [".m4a", ".m4b", ".mp3", ".mp4"],
"IMAGES": [".jpg", ".jpeg", ".png", ".gif"],
"DataFile": [".csv", ".xlsx"]
}
The file suffixes listed above is not comprehensive, the reader can add according to their own needs to the inside, according to their own preferences to be divided into categories, and then we customize a function, based on the input of a file suffix to determine which category it belongs to
def pickDir(value):
for category, ekstensi in ():
for suffix in ekstensi:
if suffix == value:
return category
For example, the input is .pdf return is DOCUMENTS this class. We also need to customize a function, traversing the current directory of all the files, access to a number of file extensions, these different extensions of the file were moved into different categories of folders, the code is as follows
def organizeDir(path_val):
for item in (path_val):
if item.is_dir():
continue
filePath = Path(item)
file_suffix = ()
directory = pickDir(file_suffix)
directoryPath = Path(directory)
# Create a new folder, if it doesn't already exist
if directoryPath.is_dir() != True:
()
((filePath))
output
We again on top of the foundation, and then encapsulated into a Python visualization of the GUI interface The code is as follows
class FileOrgnizer(QWidget):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
= QLabel(self)
(70, 25, 80, 40)
('Folder Organization Assistant:')
= QLineEdit(self)
(170, 30, 130, 30)
= QPushButton('Organize', self)
(60, 85, 100, 40)
= QPushButton('Exit', self)
()
()
(190, 85, 100, 40)
(500, 500, 350, 150)
('Icon')
(QIcon('../'))
()
def pickDir(self, value):
for category, ekstensi in ():
for suffix in ekstensi:
if suffix == value:
return category
def organizeDir(self, event):
path_val = ()
print("The path is: " + path_val)
for item in (path_val):
if item.is_dir():
continue
filePath = Path(item)
fileType = ()
directory = (fileType)
if directory == None:
continue
directoryPath = Path(directory)
if directoryPath.is_dir() != True:
()
((filePath))
reply = (self, "Finish.", "Mission complete, do you wish to exit?", | , )
if reply == :
()
else:
()
def closeEvent(self, event):
reply = (self, 'Exit',
"Sure about quitting?", |
, )
if reply == :
()
else:
()
rendering (visual representation of how things will turn out)
Finally, we use the pyinstaller module to package the Python code into an executable file with the following instructions
pyinstaller -F -w filename.py
The meanings of some of the parameters are as follows:
-F: indicates generation of a single executable file
-w: Remove the console window, which is very useful in the GUI interface.
-i: an icon indicating an executable file
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