Refactored Python Check Scripts for New Architecture

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📅 2025-12-30 — Session: Refactored Python Check Scripts for New Architecture

🕒 17:35–17:45
🏷️ Labels: Python, File Handling, Refactoring, Architecture
📂 Project: Dev

Session Goal

The primary goal of this session was to refactor existing Python check scripts to align with a new architectural standard.

Key Activities

  • Implemented a Python script to check the existence and size of specified files using the pathlib library, ensuring file availability and size compliance.
  • Developed a function to read file content and print the first 400 characters, aiding in quick content verification.
  • Demonstrated methods to read Python script contents for validation and reporting purposes.
  • Outlined refactoring steps for check scripts and Makefile modifications to ensure compliance with the new architecture.

Achievements

  • Successfully created and tested scripts for file existence and size checking.
  • Read and verified the contents of Python scripts, ensuring they meet the new architectural requirements.
  • Detailed the necessary script and Makefile changes for the new architecture.

Pending Tasks

  • Further testing and validation of refactored scripts to ensure full compliance with the new architectural standards.
  • Documenting changes and updating any related documentation or user guides.

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