yankee-gnome-fire-consumer/DiskUtils.py

import os
import time
import re
import fnmatch

def dowork():

    ################################################################################################

    url = "https://sullygnome.com/channel/kaicenat/2023january/streams"

    print("checking disk for the stuff...")

    print("url", url)

    fileExists = check_download_exists_matching_url(url)

    print("file already exists / ",fileExists)

    ################################################################################################

def check_download_exists_matching_url(url):

    print ("hello?")

    match = re.search(r"https://sullygnome.com/channel/([^/]+)/(\d+)([a-z]+)/games", url.lower())

    if not match:

        print(f"Invalid URL format. Could not extract channel name, year, or month.")

        return

    channel_name, year, month = match.groups()

    print("channel / ",channel_name)

    print("year / ",year)

    print("month / ",month)

    #file_pattern = f"{channel_name}*{month}*{year}*.csv"

    ## this is a problem. it works but if there 2 channels. 
    ## redbull and redbull2 this is throw false positives. ugh

    file_pattern = f"*{channel_name} - game stats on Twitch in {month} {year} - SullyGnome.csv".lower()

    for filename in os.listdir("/root/Downloads/"):

        updated = filename.lower()

        print("file in downloads / ",updated)

        if fnmatch.fnmatch(updated, file_pattern):

            print(f"Found matching file: {updated}")

            return True

    else:

        print(f"No matching CSV file found for channel '{channel_name}' in year '{year}' and month '{month}'.")

        return False

def shutDownRobot():

    print("shutting down the robot now")