toolboks is a lightweight utility library.
Install with pip:
pip install toolboks
Most functions are available by simply importing toolboks directly:
> import toolboks as tb
> nested_list = [1,2,3,[4,5,[6,7,8]]]
> tb.expand(nested_list, depth=1)
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, [6, 7, 8]]
Modules can also be imported separately:
from toolboks import xdg
# get user base dirs according to the XDG base directory specification
base_dirs = xdg.base_dirs()
| Module | Description | Classes | Functions |
|---|---|---|---|
| config | Configuration file functions | read_config | |
| listlib | List manipulation & helpers | expand, flatten | |
| modifiers | Common data modifiers | filter_abs_path | |
| system | Common system related functions | context, getenv | |
| xdg | Functions for XDG base dirs | base_dirs, cache_home, config_dirs, config_home, data_dirs, data_home, runtime_dir, state_home, user_dirs, user_home |
toolboks has a command line interface with shell commands for relevant functions from the toolboks library.
It is available as a separate package: toolboks-cli
Install it with pip:
pip install toolboks-cli
See documentation of toolboks-cli for more information on available commands.
GPL-3.0-only