Cereja

Cereja is a Python utility package for developers who want reusable helpers for files, paths, progress display, compression, hashing, text processing, data preparation, arrays, dates, and small system tasks.

The package is distributed on PyPI as cereja and supports Python 3.11 and newer.

python -m pip install cereja

import cereja as cj

path = cj.Path(".")
print(path.list_files())

User Guide

• Getting Started
  • Requirements
  • Installation
  • First Import
  • Common Tasks
• Command Line Interface
  • Repository Tree
  • Compress
  • Encrypted Archives
  • Decompress
  • Encrypt and Decrypt Files
• Files and Paths
  • Create and Save Files
  • Load Files
  • Load Files From a Directory
  • Path Helpers
  • Supported File Formats
• Persistent Context Cache
  • Search with the Cache
  • List Files with the Cache
  • Refresh the Current Scope
  • Inspect the Cache
  • Clear the Cache
  • Python API
  • Storage Location and Limit
  • Failure and Safety Behavior
  • When to Use It
• Display and Progress
  • Custom Progress
  • Custom State
• Compression and Encryption
  • Compress a File
  • Compress a Directory
  • Choose a Strategy
  • Show or Hide Progress
  • Encrypted Archives
  • Direct File Encryption
• Text and Data Utilities
  • Frequency Counts
  • Text Preprocessing
  • Tokenizer
  • Corpus
• General Utilities
  • Arrays
  • Collections
  • Strings and Imports
  • Time Formatting

Reference

• API Reference
  • cereja.array
  • cereja.concurrently
  • cereja.date
  • cereja.display
  • cereja.file
  • cereja.geo
  • cereja.geolinear
  • cereja.hashtools
  • cereja.mathtools
  • cereja.mltools
  • cereja._requests
  • cereja.scraping
  • cereja.system
  • cereja.utils
  • cereja.wcag
  • cereja.experimental

Project Links

• Source code: https://github.com/cereja-project/cereja

• Issues: https://github.com/cereja-project/cereja/issues/new/choose

• PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/cereja/

• License: MIT