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Takes one or more strings or `Path` objects.

{{{
from pathlib import Path
p = Path('.')

t = p.joinpath('temp')
}}}

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{{{
from pathlib import Path
p = Path('.')

t = p.joinpath('temp')
t.mkdir(parents=False, exist_ok=True)
}}}

If a parent directory does not exist, `FileNotFoundError` is raised. If the `parents` option is set to `True` though, the missing parents are recursively `mkdir`ed instead.

If the directory already exists, `FileExistsError` is raised. If the `exist_ok` option is set to `True` though, this error is suppressed. If a file already exists at the named location, `FileExistsError` is raised regardless of the `exist_ok` option.

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Python Pathlib

Contents

  1. Python Pathlib
    1. Path
      1. Absolute
      2. Anchor
      3. As_Posix
      4. As_Uri
      5. ChMod
      6. Drive
      7. Exists
      8. ExpandUser
      9. Glob
      10. Group
      11. HardLink_To
      12. Is_Absolute
      13. Is_Block_Device
      14. Is_Char_Device
      15. Is_Dir
      16. Is_Fifo
      17. Is_File
      18. Is_Mount
      19. Is_Relative_To
      20. Is_Reserved
      21. Is_Socket
      22. Is_SymLink
      23. IterDir
      24. JoinPath
      25. Match
      26. MkDir
      27. Name
      28. Open
      29. Owner
      30. Parent
      31. Parents
      32. Parts
      33. Read_Bytes
      34. Read_Text
      35. ReadLink
      36. Relative_To
      37. Rename
      38. Replace
      39. Resolve
      40. RGlob
      41. RmDir
      42. Root
      43. SameFile
      44. Stat
      45. Stem
      46. Suffix
      47. Suffixes
      48. SymLink_To
      49. Touch
      50. Unlink
      51. With_Name
      52. With_Stem
      53. With_Suffix
      54. Write_Bytes
      55. Write_Text
    2. Cwd
    3. Home
    4. See also

Path

The Path class is instantiated like: 

from pathlib import Path
p = Path('.')

Absolute

Anchor

As_Posix

As_Uri

ChMod

Drive

Exists

ExpandUser

Glob

Group

Is_Absolute

Is_Block_Device

Is_Char_Device

Is_Dir

Is_Fifo

Is_File

Is_Mount

Is_Relative_To

Is_Reserved

Is_Socket

IterDir

JoinPath

Takes one or more strings or Path objects. 

from pathlib import Path
p = Path('.')

t = p.joinpath('temp')

Match

MkDir

from pathlib import Path
p = Path('.')

t = p.joinpath('temp')
t.mkdir(parents=False, exist_ok=True)

If a parent directory does not exist, FileNotFoundError is raised. If the parents option is set to True though, the missing parents are recursively mkdired instead.

If the directory already exists, FileExistsError is raised. If the exist_ok option is set to True though, this error is suppressed. If a file already exists at the named location, FileExistsError is raised regardless of the exist_ok option.

Name

Open

Owner

Parent

Parents

Parts

Read_Bytes

Read_Text

Relative_To

Rename

Replace

Resolve

RGlob

RmDir

Root

SameFile

Stat

Stem

Suffix

Suffixes

Touch

With_Name

With_Stem

With_Suffix

Write_Bytes

Write_Text

Cwd

A Path class method. 

from pathlib import Path
c = Path.cwd()

Home

A Path class method. 

from pathlib import Path
h = Path.home()

See also

Python pathlib module documentation

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Python/PathLib (last edited 2023-10-11 19:40:58 by DominicRicottone)