For HCP outputs and other things you need to clean up!
- Requires Python.
- Clone custom-clean repo to the desired location.
The file of rules and patterns to be applied to the folder being cleaned.
The JSON file contains 2 elements:
- The directory tree of the folder being cleaned in the "file_system_data" of the json. This is the "rules" portion that tells the script what to do (keep or delete) for each file and folder. The tree must match the directory tree of the folder being cleaned.
- The "pattern_list" whose value is a list of pattern strings.
If the data to be cleaned contains numbered files or folders, you can choose to apply a rule (keep or delete) for one numbered file to all matching, numbered files and folders.
To do this, either add a pattern to the "pattern_list" or use the pattern flag in the cleaning script, below.
You have BIDS data and a lot of files and folder contain strings like "task-rest_run-01". You don't know how many runs there are going to be, but you want the rules for all task-rest runs to be the same.
- Put rules in your tree for files and folders whose names contain "task-rest_run-01".
- Add the pattern "task-rest_run-*" to the list value of the "pattern_list" element. (The * is shorthand for all numbers.)
All rules containing "task-rest_run-" followed by any number will be applied to all files and folders whose names contain "task-rest_run-" followed by any number.
Note that if you want the same rules to apply to all of your tasks (not just task-rest), your pattern can be just "run-*". Just be a little careful with patterns until you get used to them.
There is a set of files in your data called temp01, temp02, .... Again, you don't know how many there will be, but you want them all gone.
- Make a rule for a file called temp0 (or temp6 or temp382 - doesn't matter, just temp followed by a number). Set the value of its "state" to "delete".
- Add a pattern to the list for "temp*".
Don't worry, all of your files with "template" in their names will not disappear. Only files with the string "temp" followed directly by a number.
Delete things in a given directory based on the rules and patterns given in the JSON.
Required arguments:
- -j --json [path to JSON]
- -d --dir [path to target directory]
Optional arguments:
- -p --pattern [string to use for numbered series]
Error information will display on the console.
Success information (i.e. what files, directories, and links were removed) will
be written to a file called custom_clean_success_record.txt at the top level
of the target directory.
NOTE The GUI is no longer being maintained. In additiona, as of 2.0.0, the cleaning script does not work with JSON files created by the CustomClean GUI. If you still wish to tru using the GUI and a cleaning script, use an older version of CustomClean (pre 2.0.0).
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