A collection of Python scripts to aid in various tasks, from file management to data processing.
- Clone this repository:
git clone [URL_TO_THIS_GITHUB_REPO]
- Navigate to the cloned directory:
cd path_to_cloned_directory
Script Name: rename_files.py
Purpose: Renames all files in a directory by appending a given prefix.
Usage:
python3 rename_files.py <directory> <prefix>Script Name: find_duplicates.py
Purpose: Finds duplicate files based on content in a specified directory.
Usage:
python3 find_duplicates.py <directory>Each script is standalone and can be executed using Python 3. After navigating to the script's directory, run:
python3 script_name.py [arguments...]Check System Health Script Name: system_health_check.py
Purpose: Retrieves and prints various system health metrics like CPU usage, memory usage, and disk space.
Bulk Rename Files with Pattern Script Name: bulk_rename.py
Purpose: Renames files in a directory that match a specific pattern.
Parse and Analyze Logs Script Name: log_analyzer.py
Purpose: Parses a log file to count occurrences of error messages.
Simple Server Status Checker Script Name: server_status_checker.py
Purpose: Pings a list of servers and checks their availability.
🌐 Network Speed Tester:
- Measures the upload and download speeds of the current internet connection.
- Usage: python network_speed_tester.py
- Dependencies: speedtest-cli
📦 Automated Git Repository Cloner:
- Clones a list of git repositories to the local machine.
- Usage: python git_repo_cloner.py
Refer to the individual script's "Usage" section above for specific arguments.
Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions, improvements, or bug fixes, please submit a pull request or create an issue.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in the repository for more details.
This README provides a basic overview and usage instructions for the scripts. Depending on the complexity and the audience of your scripts, you might want to expand certain sections, add more details, or include additional sections like "Dependencies," "Known Issues," or "Changelog."
Remember to install any required dependencies before running the scripts.