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aiophyn 2025.11.1
An asynchronous library for Phyn Smart Water devices
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.9

# aiophyn

An asynchronous library for Phyn Smart Water devices including Kohler's H2Wise+.

This library is initially focused on supporting a Phyn integration for Home Assistant, providing:

- Device state
- Water consumption
- Shutoff valve control
- Get and set away mode

## Acknowledgements

This work follows the example of @bachya's excellent [aioflo](https://github.com/bachya/aioflo) library for Moen Flo devices.
file-stacker 0.1.0
File Stacker - A command-line tool that organizes files by grouping them based on their creation time and copying them into timestamped folders.
Requires Python: >=3.11

# File Stacker

A command-line tool that organizes files by grouping them based on their creation time and copying them into timestamped folders.

## Description

File Stacker groups files with specified extensions by their creation time within a configurable tolerance window. Files created within the tolerance period are grouped together and copied into folders named with the start and end timestamps of that group.

This is particularly useful for organizing photos or files that were created in bursts (e.g., photo shoots, batch imports) where you want to keep related files together.

## Installation

### Using pip

```bash
pip install file-stacker
```

### Using pipx (recommended for CLI tools)

```bash
pipx install file-stacker
```

## Usage

### Basic Usage

Stack files in the current directory with default settings (10 second tolerance, JPG and CR3 files):

```bash
file-stacker stack
```

### Specify a Directory

Stack files in a specific directory:

```bash
file-stacker stack /path/to/directory
```

### Custom Tolerance

Adjust the time tolerance window (in seconds):

```bash
file-stacker stack --tolerance 30
```

### Custom File Extensions

Specify which file extensions to process:

```bash
file-stacker stack --extensions jpg png cr3 raw
```

### Complete Example

Stack files in a directory with a 60-second tolerance, processing only RAW files:

```bash
file-stacker stack /path/to/photos --tolerance 60 --extensions cr3 raw
```

## Options

- `path`: Directory path to stack (default: current directory `.`)
- `--tolerance`: Time difference in seconds to consider files as part of the same group (default: `10`)
- `--extensions`: File extensions to group by (default: `["jpg", "cr3"]`)