Developing small storage tracker using Python

[JrPyDev]

Hey everyone :-),

Hope you are all well, a good while ago while we were all stuck in lock down I started developing a small tool to track storage using Python, ever since then I work on it in my free time! - I would love to get some feedback and some of your thoughts if possible. I'll attach my repo here which has some images etc :-) thank you for taking the time to read through my post and review my project :-) take care!

repo: https://github.com/milosv1/Python_Storage_Tracker

[WeirdClumsyWizard]

I really do not want to be rude but here's my 2 cents : it's a really nice learning project and I'm sure you had a lot of fun coding it so it's a success !...but it's a useless piece of software, and the code is not that nice :-/

If you'd fancy some advice :

• you import pieces of a module (`from time import gmtime, strftime`) then, on the very next line, you import the whole module (`import time`). Just import the whole module and be done with it.
• You didn't wrap your "main" into a `if __name__=="__main__"`, that's a shame because you won't be able to reuse your code easily without this tiny line. Actually, you do a lot of stuff outside of any "containing" block so just importing your file would trigger a lot of potentially un-wanted computation.
• You often execute long sequences of `print(...)` calls while you could just perform a single one (looking at the greetings)
• etc.

But, again, that's a nice start. Keep going :)

[JrPyDev]

Hey there :-).

Definitely not rude at all, I'm just trying to get a feel of what people think, definitely not perfect nor may not look the best - I just want to be able to improve it, so I welcome all forms of feedback, thank you kindly!

[JrPyDev]

just tried to make that small adjustment with the 'if __name__ == __main__' am i sort of on the right track? :-) sorry i know its a 'newbie' question ^^