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BKP Project

The document outlines a Python script for creating backups of a specified file, including error handling and email notifications. It defines functions to copy the file to a backup location, generate a unique backup file name, and send an email confirmation upon success or failure. The script utilizes libraries such as shutil, os, datetime, random, and win32com for its operations.

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BKP Project

The document outlines a Python script for creating backups of a specified file, including error handling and email notifications. It defines functions to copy the file to a backup location, generate a unique backup file name, and send an email confirmation upon success or failure. The script utilizes libraries such as shutil, os, datetime, random, and win32com for its operations.

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BKP PROJECT

import shutil

import os

import datetime

import random

import win32com.client as win32

#importing the libs

def backup(file, folder): #creating the backup method

try: #exception tratament if something unexpected happen

if not os.path.exists(file): #Verifying the file existence

print(f"Arquivo {file} não encontrado")

return None

#creating folder if doesn't exist

os.makedirs(folder, exist_ok=True)

final_path = os.path.join(folder, generate_src_code()) #generating the new file


name

shutil.copy2(file, final_path)

print(f"Backup concluido: {final_path}")

return final_path

except Exception as ex: #error catch

print(f"Ocorreu o seguinte erro: {ex}") #exception message

def generate_src_code(): #method to generate de code name to the backup file


timestamp = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S")

random_number = random.randint(1000, 9999)

new_file_name = f"BKP{timestamp}_{random_number}.xlsm"

return new_file_name

def send_email(): # send the backup confirmation to my email

outlook = win32.Dispatch('outlook.application') #outlook instance

mail = outlook.CreateItem(0) #creating the email object

mail.To = “email” #my email

if saved_file != None:

mail.Subject = 'Backup concluido com sucesso' #email subject

mail.Body = f'Backup concluido com sucesso! date:


{datetime.datetime.now()}' #email body in success case

mail.Attachments.Add(saved_file) #attaching the backup file

print("Email enviado com sucesso") #success message

else:

mail.Subject = 'Erro ao realizar o backup'

mail.Body = f'Erro ao realizar o backup! date: {datetime.datetime.now()}'


#email body in error case

print("Email enviado com sucesso") #error message

#send mail method source code

mail.Send() #sending the email

return

org_file = "CaminhoArquivoOriginal"
bkp_path = "Caminho onde salvar"

saved_file = backup(org_file, bkp_path)

send_email()

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