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Here is my command line for python:

python script.py -a .faa -n .fna

I have a directory containing multiple directories. Out of these multiple directories, there could be 1 or more folders.

In these 1 or more folders, I need to run my python script on the .faa and .fna files.

How do I do this?

Example tree:

Staph1 ----> [CO1, CO2] ----> [.fna, .faa] from CO1, [.fna, .faa] from CO2

Staph2 ----> [CO6] ----> [.fna, .faa] from CO6

My Python script will use the inputs .fna and .faa and output within the folder. Also the folder and directory are synonymous.

I think this should help:

The script will use os.walk, as @1_CR suggested, and will call hello_world.py script with the path to both files when fna and faa files exist together (i.e. in same direcotry).

import glob, os

def scanfolder():
 for path, dirs, files in os.walk('/home/shadowe/test1/test1/'):
 flag_faa = 0
 flag_fna = 0
 for f in files:
 if f.endswith('.faa'):
 flag_faa = 1
 faa_file_path = os.path.join(path,f)
 if f.endswith('.fna'):
 flag_fna = 1
 fna_file_path = os.path.join(path,f)
 if flag_faa == 1 and flag_fna == 1:
 print "Calling script"
 os.system("python hello_world.py" + " -a "+ faa_file_path + " -b " + fna_file_path)
 flag_faa = 0
 flag_fna = 0


scanfolder()

Second script:

import sys

print "Hello World"
print "This argument passing qualifies " + sys.argv[1] + " " + sys.argv[2] + " " + sys.argv[3] + " " + sys.argv[4]

Output:

$ python test.py 
Calling script
Hello World
This argument passing qualifies -a /home/shadowe/test1/test1/test2/test3/two.faa -b /home/shadowe/test1/test1/test2/test3/two.fna
Calling script
Hello World
This argument passing qualifies -a /home/shadowe/test1/test1/test6/test7/four.faa -b /home/shadowe/test1/test1/test6/test7/five.fna