Refactor scripts to put shared code in a shared library

[nox1134]

Fixes

• Fixes [Feature] refactor scripts to put shared code in a shared library #91 by @TimidRobot

Description

The shared code from various scripts has been moved to a shared library named quantify.py. This refactor eliminates duplicate code and improves code maintainability.

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[IamMQaisar]

This may cause relative import issue and also CWD / Root Diretories are not dealt in a right way.
have you tested it on the local machine and it works ?

[IamMQaisar]

PATH_WORK_DIR is not being handled for CWD properly as in case of directory changing or renaming, due to being hard coded it will cause issues...Also at some places CWD is used rather than PATH_WORK_DIR

[IamMQaisar]

import quantify due to being shared through the root directory quantifying will have issues of relative/parent where PYTHONPATH is not handled.

[nox1134]

Hi @IamMQaisar! The pull request was still in progress, so I marked it as a draft to indicate it was still being worked on. Now, the naming is consistent, and I've created a package for the shared code. To pass the current working directory's path, I'm now using __file__. Additionally, I've addressed the PYTHONPATH issues that were causing concerns.
Thank you!

[nox1134]

I've tested it locally, and everything appears to be functioning correctly. Could you please review it, @TimidRobot?

[TimidRobot]

this is looking great! please see requested changes

[TimidRobot]

just a few refinements left

[TimidRobot]

When executed using pipenv it needs sys.path.append("."). With sys.path.append("..") it fails:

pipenv run google_custom_search/google_scratcher.py

Loading .env environment variables...
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "[...]/quantifying/google_custom_search/google_scratcher.py", line 21, in <module>
    import quantify  # noqa: E402
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'quantify'

[TimidRobot]

good work! thank you!