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billy
billy

Reputation: 19

Python writing strings and integers to a txt file

I am making a small program that gets basic information of your system this works and outputs the information in a console but I would like it so that the output creates a folder in the C drive and creates a txt file in that folder containing all the information.

When I run the program it creates the folder and txt file but contains "None"


def run_all_checks():
    montior_cpu_times()
    monitor_cpu_util()
    monitor_cpu_cores()
    monitor_cpu_freq()
    monitor_RAM_Usage()
    monitor_disk()
    monitor_disk_usage()
    monitor_network()


if not os.path.exists('C:\System Information Dump'):
    os.makedirs('C:\System Information Dump')

    save_path = 'C:\System Information Dump'
    file_name = "System Info Dump.txt"

    completeName = os.path.join(save_path, file_name)
    print(completeName)

    file1 = open(completeName, "a")
    file1.write (str(run_all_checks()))
    file1.close()

    #def file1():
     #return run_all_checks()
     #info = file1()
     #file = open("System Info Dump.txt","a")
     #file.write(str(info))
     #file.close()
     #file1()

The commented code is just an example of what I have tried as well but didnt work.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 128

Answers (2)

5a63d
5a63d

Reputation: 36

Your run_all_checks doesn't return anything. If you are not sure how long the function list is. You can keep a list of functions and iterate over it and return its value or even just directly write the value onto the file. Something like this:

def run_all_checks():
   return "testing"
def montior_cpu_times():
  return "FUNC 1"
def montior_cpu_util():
  return "FUNC 2"
def runtest2():
  return "FUNC3"

funcs = [montior_cpu_times(), montior_cpu_util(), runtest2(), run_all_checks()]

for func in funcs:
  print(func)

Upvotes: 2

Etch
Etch

Reputation: 492

The problem is that run_all_checks() doesn't return anything. So that's why the text file is empty.

For example, try:

def run_all_checks():
    montior_cpu_times()
    monitor_cpu_util()
    monitor_cpu_cores()
    monitor_cpu_freq()
    monitor_RAM_Usage()
    monitor_disk()
    monitor_disk_usage()
    monitor_network()
    return "Checks ran successfully!"

Upvotes: 0

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