This tool is designed to compare the contents of two directories, typically representing different sets of container images, and output the comparison in a CSV format. It is particularly useful for visualizing which images exist in either one or both specified directories.
- Compares two directories and lists all unique subdirectories.
- Outputs a CSV file indicating the presence of each subdirectory in each of the compared directories.
- Easy to use with command-line arguments.
- Python 3.x
No installation is needed. Just ensure you have Python 3.x installed on your system.
To use this script, navigate to the directory containing directory_compare.py and run:
python3 compare_images.py [public directory path] [private directory path]Replace [public directory path] and [private directory path] with the actual paths of your directories.
- public directory path: The path to the first directory (typically representing public images).
- private directory path: The path to the second directory (typically representing private images).
The script will output a CSV file named images.csv in the same directory as the script. The CSV format is as follows:
- Image: The name of the image (or subdirectory).
- Found in Public Images: Indicates if the image is found in the first directory ("YES" or "NO").
- Found in Private Images: Indicates if the image is found in the second directory ("YES" or "NO").
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