SequenciPy is a Python script that helps you seamlessly rename files in a directory, following a specific naming convention. It's designed to make file sequencing and renaming easy and efficient.

The main script, SequenciPy.py, provides a function called rename_files_with_padding(directory, extensions), which performs the following tasks:

• Validates the directory's existence.
• Verifies that the provided extensions are in the correct format.
• Renames files in the specified directory, adding leading zeros to ensure proper sequencing.

To use SequenciPy, simply import the rename_files_with_padding function from SequenciPy.py and call it with the directory and extensions you want to rename. Here's an example:

from SequenciPy import rename_files_with_padding

directory = "Directory1"
extensions = ["txt", "png", "jpg"]

rename_files_with_padding(directory, extensions)

We provide a test script, tester.py, which helps you create a directory with a specific number of files for testing SequenciPy's functionality. It also deletes the directory if it already exists. Here's how you can use it:

python tester.py

The script will create a directory called "Directory1" and generate 11 files with the naming convention "1_file.txt," "2_file.txt," and so on. These files are ideal for testing SequenciPy's file renaming capabilities.