Introduction to Files Finder Logger

The files-finder-logger is a robust tool designed to manage, find, and log files efficiently. This tool is essential for developers and IT professionals who need to handle large volumes of files and directories. Let’s dive into some of the most useful APIs provided by Files Finder Logger with practical examples.

API Examples

Finding Files

The findFiles method allows you to locate files in a directory based on various criteria.

  import filesFinderLogger

  # Find all text files in a directory
  files = filesFinderLogger.findFiles('/path/to/directory', extension='.txt')
  print(files)

Logging File Events

The logFileEvent method helps you log file-related events such as creation, deletion, or modification.

  import filesFinderLogger

  # Log a file creation event
  filesFinderLogger.logFileEvent('/path/to/file.txt', event='created')

Reading File Metadata

The getFileMetadata method fetches metadata for a given file, which includes size, creation date, and modification date.

  import filesFinderLogger

  # Get metadata of a file
  metadata = filesFinderLogger.getFileMetadata('/path/to/file.txt')
  print(metadata)

Managing Directories

The manageDirectory method simplifies the process of creating, renaming, and deleting directories.

  import filesFinderLogger

  # Create a new directory
  filesFinderLogger.manageDirectory('/path/to/new/directory', action='create')

App Example With Files Finder Logger

Below is an example of a simple application that utilizes several APIs from the files-finder-logger module.

  import filesFinderLogger

  def monitor_directory(path):
      files = filesFinderLogger.findFiles(path, extension='.txt')
      for file in files:
          metadata = filesFinderLogger.getFileMetadata(file)
          filesFinderLogger.logFileEvent(file, event='accessed')
          print(f"File: {file}, Metadata: {metadata}")

  if __name__ == "__main__":
      monitor_directory('/path/to/directory')

In this example, we are monitoring a directory for text files, reading their metadata, logging an event every time they are accessed, and printing their metadata to the console.

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