How to use identify - 10 common examples

def movienamer(movie):
    directory = '/'.join(movie.split('/')[:-1])
    filename, extension = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(movie))

    results = identify(filename, directory)
    if len(results) == 0:
        print 'No results found. Skipping movie file\n'
        return False

    action = confirm(results, filename, extension)

    if action == 'SKIP':
        print 'Skipping movie file\n'
        return False
    elif action == 'QUIT':
        print 'Exiting movienamer'
        sys.exit()
    else:
        i = int(action)
        result = results[i-1]

def main(logfile, disc):

    """main dvd processing function"""
    logging.info("Starting Disc identification")

    identify.identify(disc, logfile)

    log_arm_params(disc)

    if disc.disctype in ["dvd", "bluray"]:
        utils.notify("ARM notification", "Found disc: " + str(disc.videotitle) + ". Video type is "
                     + str(disc.videotype) + ". Main Feature is " + str(cfg['MAINFEATURE']) + ".")
    elif disc.disctype == "music":
        utils.notify("ARM notification", "Found music CD: " + disc.label + ". Ripping all tracks")
    elif disc.disctype == "data":
        utils.notify("ARM notification", "Faound data disc.  Copying data.")
    else:
        utils.notify("ARM Notification", "Could not identify disc.  Exiting.")
        sys.exit()

    if cfg['HASHEDKEYS']:
        logging.info("Getting MakeMKV hashed keys for UHD rips")

def apply_fix(
        *,
        ls_files_cmd: Sequence[str],
        sed_cmd: Sequence[str],
) -> None:
    filenames_b = zsplit(subprocess.check_output(ls_files_cmd))
    filenames = [f.decode() for f in filenames_b]
    filenames = [f for f in filenames if tags_from_path(f) & {'file', 'text'}]
    autofix_lib.run(*sed_cmd, *filenames)

def get_metrics_from_stat(self, _, file_diff_stats):
        total_lines = 0
        lines_by_file_type = collections.defaultdict(int)

        for file_diff_stat in file_diff_stats:
            lines_changed = (
                len(file_diff_stat.lines_added) -
                len(file_diff_stat.lines_removed)
            )

            # Track total overall
            total_lines += lines_changed

            filename = file_diff_stat.filename.decode('UTF-8')
            tags = identify.tags_from_filename(filename) or {UNKNOWN}

            for tag in tags:
                lines_by_file_type[tag] += lines_changed

        # Yield overall metric and one per type of expected mapping types
        yield Metric('TotalLinesOfCode', total_lines)
        for tag, val in lines_by_file_type.items():
            if tag in ALL_TAGS and val:
                yield Metric('TotalLinesOfCode_{}'.format(tag), val)

contents = f.read()

    cfg = configparser.ConfigParser()
    cfg.read_string(contents)
    _clean_sections(cfg)

    # normalize names to underscores so sdist / wheel have the same prefix
    cfg['metadata']['name'] = cfg['metadata']['name'].replace('-', '_')

    # if README.md exists, set `long_description` + content type
    readme = _first_file(filename, 'readme')
    if readme is not None:
        long_description = f'file: {os.path.basename(readme)}'
        cfg['metadata']['long_description'] = long_description

        tags = identify.tags_from_filename(readme)
        if 'markdown' in tags:
            cfg['metadata']['long_description_content_type'] = 'text/markdown'
        elif 'rst' in tags:
            cfg['metadata']['long_description_content_type'] = 'text/x-rst'
        else:
            cfg['metadata']['long_description_content_type'] = 'text/plain'

    # set license fields if a license exists
    license_filename = _first_file(filename, 'licen[sc]e')
    if license_filename is not None:
        cfg['metadata']['license_file'] = os.path.basename(license_filename)

        license_id = identify.license_id(license_filename)
        if license_id is not None:
            cfg['metadata']['license'] = license_id

def get_metrics_from_stat(self, _, file_diff_stats):
        total_curses = 0
        curses_by_file_type = collections.defaultdict(int)

        for file_diff_stat in file_diff_stats:
            curses_added = count_curse_words(file_diff_stat.lines_added)
            curses_removed = count_curse_words(file_diff_stat.lines_removed)
            curses_changed = curses_added - curses_removed

            # Track total overall
            total_curses = total_curses + curses_changed

            # Track by file extension -> type mapping
            filename = file_diff_stat.filename.decode('UTF-8')
            tags = identify.tags_from_filename(filename) or {UNKNOWN}

            for tag in tags:
                curses_by_file_type[tag] += curses_changed

        # Yield overall metric and one per type of expected mapping types
        yield Metric('TotalCurseWords', total_curses)
        for tag, value in curses_by_file_type.items():
            if tag in ALL_TAGS and value:
                yield Metric('TotalCurseWords_{}'.format(tag), value)

has_errors = False
        for err in app.style_errors:
            has_errors = True
            yield NitpickApp.as_flake8_warning(err)
        if has_errors:
            return []

        # Get all root keys from the style TOML.
        for path, config_dict in app.config.style_dict.items():
            # All except "nitpick" are file names.
            if path == PROJECT_NAME:
                continue

            # For each file name, find the plugin that can handle the file.
            tags = identify.tags_from_filename(path)
            for base_file in app.plugin_manager.hook.handle_config_file(  # pylint: disable=no-member
                config=config_dict, file_name=path, tags=tags
            ):
                yield from base_file.check_exists()

        return []

def _find_subclasses(self, data, handled_tags, new_files_found):
        for possible_file in data.keys():
            found_subclasses = []
            for file_tag in identify.tags_from_filename(possible_file):
                handler_subclass = handled_tags.get(file_tag)
                if handler_subclass:
                    found_subclasses.append(handler_subclass)

            for found_subclass in found_subclasses:
                new_files_found.update(self.file_field_pair(possible_file, found_subclass))

cfg['metadata']['long_description'] = long_description

        tags = identify.tags_from_filename(readme)
        if 'markdown' in tags:
            cfg['metadata']['long_description_content_type'] = 'text/markdown'
        elif 'rst' in tags:
            cfg['metadata']['long_description_content_type'] = 'text/x-rst'
        else:
            cfg['metadata']['long_description_content_type'] = 'text/plain'

    # set license fields if a license exists
    license_filename = _first_file(filename, 'licen[sc]e')
    if license_filename is not None:
        cfg['metadata']['license_file'] = os.path.basename(license_filename)

        license_id = identify.license_id(license_filename)
        if license_id is not None:
            cfg['metadata']['license'] = license_id

        if license_id in LICENSE_TO_CLASSIFIER:
            cfg['metadata']['classifiers'] = (
                cfg['metadata'].get('classifiers', '').rstrip() +
                f'\n{LICENSE_TO_CLASSIFIER[license_id]}'
            )

    requires = _python_requires(filename, min_py3_version=min_py3_version)
    if requires is not None:
        if not cfg.has_section('options'):
            cfg.add_section('options')
        cfg['options']['python_requires'] = requires

    install_requires = _requires(cfg, 'install_requires')

def probably_binary(self):
        p = not identify.is_text(self.open_file)
        self.open_file.seek(0)
        return p