[Noelia]

I make this script in python to find information in txt. It is very simple.

You just have to past a directory folder like F:/user/db
and the information you want to found in the lot of document you have in the directory folder. like [email protected]

If you know some tool to do that you can say it or if you want to add some feature i can edit the post. Sometime they are some bugs and the script doesn't want to open the file but it work the most of the time. It is for windows.




import os

def find(directory, search_string):
        files_find = []
        for file_name in os.listdir(directory):
                if file_name.endswith('.txt'):
                        file_path = os.path.join(directory, file_name)
                        with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
                                content = file.read()
                                if search_string in content:
                                        files_find.append(file_path)
        if files_find:
                for file in files_find:
                        print(f"data find in : {file}")
                        os.startfile(file)
        else:
                print("not found")

directory = input("Enter the path to the folder containing your files: ")
search_string = input("Enter the sequence of characters to search for: ")
find(directory, search_string)

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[Saxone]

How to run this or set up, I am a noob

[Noelia]

How to run this or set up, I am a noob

Before you need to download python and install the requierment ( os )
you can copy it in a txt file and change the expension

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[Elgrandetiti777]

I make this script in python to find information in txt. It is very simple.

You just have to past a directory folder like F:/user/db
and the information you want to found in the lot of document you have in the directory folder. like [email protected]

If you know some tool to do that you can say it or if you want to add some feature i can edit the post. Sometime they are some bugs and the script doesn't want to open the file but it work the most of the time. It is for windows.




import os

def find(directory, search_string):
        files_find = []
        for file_name in os.listdir(directory):
                if file_name.endswith('.txt'):
                        file_path = os.path.join(directory, file_name)
                        with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
                                content = file.read()
                                if search_string in content:
                                        files_find.append(file_path)
        if files_find:
                for file in files_find:
                        print(f"data find in : {file}")
                        os.startfile(file)
        else:
                print("not found")

directory = input("Enter the path to the folder containing your files: ")
search_string = input("Enter the sequence of characters to search for: ")
find(directory, search_string)

The difference with ctrl+F is just the listing of information?

[Noelia]

I make this script in python to find information in txt. It is very simple.

You just have to past a directory folder like F:/user/db
and the information you want to found in the lot of document you have in the directory folder. like [email protected]

If you know some tool to do that you can say it or if you want to add some feature i can edit the post. Sometime they are some bugs and the script doesn't want to open the file but it work the most of the time. It is for windows.




import os

def find(directory, search_string):
        files_find = []
        for file_name in os.listdir(directory):
                if file_name.endswith('.txt'):
                        file_path = os.path.join(directory, file_name)
                        with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
                                content = file.read()
                                if search_string in content:
                                        files_find.append(file_path)
        if files_find:
                for file in files_find:
                        print(f"data find in : {file}")
                        os.startfile(file)
        else:
                print("not found")

directory = input("Enter the path to the folder containing your files: ")
search_string = input("Enter the sequence of characters to search for: ")
find(directory, search_string)

The difference with ctrl+F is just the listing of information?

I wish you good luck in doing ctrl+f in a hundred txt files

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[Elgrandetiti777]

I make this script in python to find information in txt. It is very simple.

You just have to past a directory folder like F:/user/db
and the information you want to found in the lot of document you have in the directory folder. like [email protected]

If you know some tool to do that you can say it or if you want to add some feature i can edit the post. Sometime they are some bugs and the script doesn't want to open the file but it work the most of the time. It is for windows.




import os

def find(directory, search_string):
        files_find = []
        for file_name in os.listdir(directory):
                if file_name.endswith('.txt'):
                        file_path = os.path.join(directory, file_name)
                        with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
                                content = file.read()
                                if search_string in content:
                                        files_find.append(file_path)
        if files_find:
                for file in files_find:
                        print(f"data find in : {file}")
                        os.startfile(file)
        else:
                print("not found")

directory = input("Enter the path to the folder containing your files: ")
search_string = input("Enter the sequence of characters to search for: ")
find(directory, search_string)

The difference with ctrl+F is just the listing of information?

I wish you good luck in doing ctrl+f in a hundred txt files

lool, I misread it, it's on unopened files right?

[Noelia]

I make this script in python to find information in txt. It is very simple.

You just have to past a directory folder like F:/user/db
and the information you want to found in the lot of document you have in the directory folder. like [email protected]

If you know some tool to do that you can say it or if you want to add some feature i can edit the post. Sometime they are some bugs and the script doesn't want to open the file but it work the most of the time. It is for windows.




import os

def find(directory, search_string):
        files_find = []
        for file_name in os.listdir(directory):
                if file_name.endswith('.txt'):
                        file_path = os.path.join(directory, file_name)
                        with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
                                content = file.read()
                                if search_string in content:
                                        files_find.append(file_path)
        if files_find:
                for file in files_find:
                        print(f"data find in : {file}")
                        os.startfile(file)
        else:
                print("not found")

directory = input("Enter the path to the folder containing your files: ")
search_string = input("Enter the sequence of characters to search for: ")
find(directory, search_string)

The difference with ctrl+F is just the listing of information?

I wish you good luck in doing ctrl+f in a hundred txt files

lool, I misread it, it's on unopened files right?

yes and it opens if there is what you are looking for

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[Elgrandetiti777]

I make this script in python to find information in txt. It is very simple.

You just have to past a directory folder like F:/user/db
and the information you want to found in the lot of document you have in the directory folder. like [email protected]

If you know some tool to do that you can say it or if you want to add some feature i can edit the post. Sometime they are some bugs and the script doesn't want to open the file but it work the most of the time. It is for windows.




import os

def find(directory, search_string):
        files_find = []
        for file_name in os.listdir(directory):
                if file_name.endswith('.txt'):
                        file_path = os.path.join(directory, file_name)
                        with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
                                content = file.read()
                                if search_string in content:
                                        files_find.append(file_path)
        if files_find:
                for file in files_find:
                        print(f"data find in : {file}")
                        os.startfile(file)
        else:
                print("not found")

directory = input("Enter the path to the folder containing your files: ")
search_string = input("Enter the sequence of characters to search for: ")
find(directory, search_string)

The difference with ctrl+F is just the listing of information?

I wish you good luck in doing ctrl+f in a hundred txt files

lool, I misread it, it's on unopened files right?

yes and it opens if there is what you are looking for

no matter what the file size?
if I want to search for an e-mail in all my databases, will it work?

[Noelia]

The difference with ctrl+F is just the listing of information?

I wish you good luck in doing ctrl+f in a hundred txt files

lool, I misread it, it's on unopened files right?

yes and it opens if there is what you are looking for

no matter what the file size?
if I want to search for an e-mail in all my databases, will it work?

yes you can search for an email but your db must be in .txt then for the maximum size I admit that I don't know.

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[DonaldTrump]

SMART ASS NIGGA