31 Aug 2022
Just re-discovered that @pythonbytes covered a lesser known project of mine in 2017!
The projects is Pyfilesystem, which is still going strong. Thanks to the talented devs that took over maintenance.
pythonbytes.fm/episodes/show…
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🤔 lxml, pyfilesystem, (cy)toolz, pytest, attrs
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3 May 2022
Been there. I struggled to keep up with PyFilesystem for years. Eventually declared bust and passed the project on to comaintainers.
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23 Dec 2021
The audience for Rich is quite different from PyFilesystem. Generally developers that understand why they might need a filesystem abstraction have a solid grasp of the fundamentals.
Some people come to Rich having just learned how to import external libraries.
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17 Nov 2021
Have you seen the fsspec? It also has the same motto filesystem-spec.readthedocs.…, kinda curious how these 2 projects can benefit from each other (perhaps some wrapper filesystems that take pyfilesystem/fsspec one and convert it's API to another).
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17 Nov 2021
Nice to see PyFIlesystem getting some love.
Imagine if the *same* code could copy your files to an ftp server, Amazon S3, your local driver, a zip file, or more.
Or you write a method to find duplicate files, and it works with all of the above.
🤔
Today I found: PyFilesystem by Will McGugan (@willmcgugan)
A very exciting Python library. Doing lots of hands-on since morning! Hope I can contribute to the project in some way..
github.com/PyFilesystem/pyfi…
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Today I found: PyFilesystem by Will McGugan (@willmcgugan)
A very exciting Python library. Doing lots of hands-on since morning! Hope I can contribute to the project in some way..
github.com/PyFilesystem/pyfi…
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13 Nov 2021
@willmcgugan,
What will be next mind-blowing project? After PyFileSystem, Rich and Textual? TextRowser (Textual Browser / Text Browser)? TextOS (Textual OS)? TextWin (Textual's addon which will add Windows which can will be like GUIs)?
Although please stay on Console topic. 😅
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20 Oct 2021
Is that a context manager that changes and restores the current working directory?
This comes up in Pyfilesystem, and I always strongly advise against it. cwd is essentially a global and not threadsafe. Personally I'd only ever change the cwd at the very start of a program.
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PyFilesystem: мощная альтернатива pathlib.
Написанная с помощью PyFilesystem функция поиска дубликатов файлов будет работать без изменений с жёстким диском, zip-файом, FTP-сервером, Amazon S3 и др., этот API абстрагирует от физического расположения файла: amp.gs/jz8mc
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4 Aug 2021
I maintained PyFilesystem for 10 years and I know from experience if you don't keep on top of issues they can quickly pile up.
In fairness filesystems have even more edge cases than terminals.
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24 May 2021
In PyFilesystem we put all maintainers there, we share the burden with you 😉
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27 Mar 2021
Many thanks to @althonos for his work on PyFilesystem and for releasing v2.4.13!
Lots of fixes and enhancements in this version, see release notes for details.
github.com/PyFilesystem/pyfi…
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17 Jan 2019
R3D017:
🚀 Learned about using multiple fixtures in #pytest as well as using fixtures in fixtures
✈️ Played around with PyFilesystem, finding duplicates and get bytes of #Python code in a certain directory and it’s subdirectories
#100DaysOfCode | #coding
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16 Jan 2019
I blogged about comparing PyFilesystem and Pathlib, using @treyhunner's examples from his recent post "No really, pathlib is great" willmcgugan.com/blog/tech/po…
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13 Sep 2018
How to recursively 'walk' a directory, while opening and scanning any zip files you find along the way.
#Python #PyFilesystem pyfilesystem.org/
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