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OS-Man1 0.1.1
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Requires Python: >=3.6

# OS_Man1

`OS_Man1` is a Python library for managing files and folders easily and quickly. The library includes multiple functions for creating, reading, writing, and deleting files and folders, as well as changing directories and listing directory contents.


## Usage

### Import the Library

```python
import OS_Man1
```

### Available Functions

#### 1. Create a File

```python
OS_Man1.touch('filename.txt')
```

#### 2. Read a File

```python
OS_Man1.cat('filename.txt')
```

#### 3. Write to a File

```python
OS_Man1.nano('filename.txt', 'w', 'Hello, World!')
```

#### 4. Delete a File

```python
OS_Man1.rm('filename.txt')
```

#### 5. Create a Folder

```python
OS_Man1.mkdir('foldername')
```

#### 6. Delete a Folder

```python
OS_Man1.rmdir('foldername')
```

#### 7. Rename a File or Folder

```python
OS_Man1.ren('oldname', 'newname')
```

#### 8. Move a File or Folder

```python
OS_Man1.mv('source_path', 'destination_path')
```

#### 9. Change the Current Directory

```python
OS_Man1.cd('path')
```

#### 10. Display Directory Tree

```python
OS_Man1.tree('path')
```

#### 11. Display Current Directory

```python
OS_Man1.pwd()
```

#### 12. List Directory Contents

```python
OS_Man1.ls('path')
```

#### 13. List Directory Contents with Details

```python
OS_Man1.ls_l('path')
```

#### 14. Display Last Access Time of a File

```python
OS_Man1.istime('filename.txt')
```

#### 15. Display File Size

```python
OS_Man1.size('filename.txt')
```

#### 16. Display System Information

```python
OS_Man1.get_info()
```

#### 17. Display Executable Paths

```python
OS_Man1.get_path()
```

---

These sections provide clear instructions on how to install and use the `OS_Man1` library with examples of each function it offers.
acemeta 0.2.7
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Man-os1 0.1.5
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Requires Python: >=3.6

# Man_os1

`Man_os1` is a Python library for managing files and folders easily and quickly. The library includes multiple functions for creating, reading, writing, and deleting files and folders, as well as changing directories and listing directory contents.


## Usage

### Import the Library

```python
import Man_os1
```

### Available Functions

#### 1. Create a File

```python
Man_os1.touch('filename.txt')
```

#### 2. Read a File

```python
Man_os1.cat('filename.txt')
```

#### 3. Write to a File

```python
Man_os1.nano('filename.txt', 'w', 'Hello, World!')
```

#### 4. Delete a File

```python
Man_os1.rm('filename.txt')
```

#### 5. Create a Folder

```python
Man_os1.mkdir('foldername')
```

#### 6. Delete a Folder

```python
Man_os1.rmdir('foldername')
```

#### 7. Rename a File or Folder

```python
Man_os1.ren('oldname', 'newname')
```

#### 8. Move a File or Folder

```python
Man_os1.mv('source_path', 'destination_path')
```

#### 9. Change the Current Directory

```python
Man_os1.cd('path')
```

#### 10. Display Directory Tree

```python
Man_os1.tree('path')
```

#### 11. Display Current Directory

```python
Man_os1.pwd()
```

#### 12. List Directory Contents

```python
Man_os1.ls('path')
```

#### 13. List Directory Contents with Details

```python
Man_os1.ls_l('path')
```

#### 14. Display Last Access Time of a File

```python
Man_os1.istime('filename.txt')
```

#### 15. Display File Size

```python
Man_os1.size('filename.txt')
```

#### 16. Display System Information

```python
Man_os1.get_info()
```

#### 17. Display Executable Paths

```python
Man_os1.get_path()
```

---

These sections provide clear instructions on how to install and use the `Man_os1` library with examples of each function it offers.
Man-os2 0.1.1
#### Role:
Requires Python: >=3.6

### Man_os2
### Library Name: `Man_os2`

#### Role:
The `Man_os2` library provides a set of utility functions for file and directory management tasks such as creating, removing, renaming, and listing files and directories. It also includes functions for file operations like reading and writing, as well as retrieving system and environmental information.



#### Functions and Usage:

1. **`touch(File_Name)`**: Creates an empty file if it doesn't already exist.

   ```python
   import Man_os2

   print(Man_os2.touch("example.txt"))
   ```

2. **`cat(File_Name)`**: Reads the content of a file.

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.cat("example.txt"))
   ```

3. **`nano(File_Name, Mode, Write)`**: Writes content to a file. The mode can be 'w' (write) or 'a' (append).

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.nano("example.txt", "w", "Hello, world!"))
   ```

4. **`rm(File_Name)`**: Removes a file.

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.rm("example.txt"))
   ```

5. **`mkdir(Folder_Name)`**: Creates a new directory.

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.mkdir("new_folder"))
   ```

6. **`rmdir(Folder_Name)`**: Removes a directory.

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.rmdir("new_folder"))
   ```

7. **`ren(Name, New_Name)`**: Renames a file or directory.

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.ren("old_name.txt", "new_name.txt"))
   ```

8. **`mv(source_path, destination_path)`**: Moves a file or directory from one path to another.

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.mv("file.txt", "new_location/file.txt"))
   ```

9. **`cd(path)`**: Changes the current working directory.

   ```python
   print(Man_os2.cd("/path/to/directory"))
   ```

10. **`tree(chomain)`**: Lists all files and directories in a directory tree.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.tree("."))
    ```

11. **`pwd()`**: Returns the current working directory.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.pwd())
    ```

12. **`ls(path)`**: Lists files and directories in a specified path.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.ls("."))
    ```

13. **`ls_l(path)`**: Lists files and directories with detailed information such as size and last modified time.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.ls_l("."))
    ```

14. **`istime(path_Name)`**: Returns the last access time of a file.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.istime("example.txt"))
    ```

15. **`size(path_Name)`**: Returns the size of a file.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.size("example.txt"))
    ```

16. **`get_info()`**: Retrieves and returns system environmental variables.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.get_info())
    ```

17. **`get_path()`**: Retrieves and returns executable paths.

    ```python
    print(Man_os2.get_path())
    ```