Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: Quickdir
Version: 0.0.1
Summary: A package to create complex directories in single step using JSON objects.
Home-page: https://github.com/Viwarrior/Quickdir
Author: Avinash
Author-email: avinashwc2011@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Requires-Python: >=3.5
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# Quickdir
JSON object to quick directory creator using python.

## Installation

```bash
pip install Quickdir
```

## Usage

In 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
json = {"folder": {
                "subfolder": {
                        "subsubfolder": 0,
                        "file.txt": 1
                    }
         }

```

Creating directories using Quickdir object
```python
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)
```

## Applications
Example 1: HTML project
```python
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.
```python
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
```python
from Quickdir import config

# college
x = config.college

# html
x = config.html
```

## Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.


## License
[MIT](https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/)


&copy; 2020 Avinash 

