Maybe you have experienced that sometimes you copy a code from somewhere to paste it in your computer and run it. But in some websites they have placed the line numbers in such a way that when you copy the code the line numbers are also copied. You can remove these with this program.
You can also remove python shell prompts (>>> and ...) from python codes.
| option | description |
|---|---|
-n,--line |
files/directories to clear line numbers |
-s,--shell |
files/directories to clear shell prompt characters |
-d,--directory |
Consider the values given to '--shell' and '--line' as directories. You must give the file extentions you want to clean them to this argument. Its default is '.py' files. |
-t,--tree |
If the both '--directory' and '--tree' are enabled it searches all subdirectories to find files |
-v,--verbose |
Enable verbose mode |
python code-cleaner.py -s a.py b.py -n a.c
The above command cleans the line numbers from a.c and the shell prompt characters from a.py.
python code-cleaner.py -n codes_directory -d .c .py -t -l
The above command cleares the line numbers from the .c and .py files in the given directory and also shows the log. Because of the -t argument it checks all subdirectories.