add tab in python output

[evilcode1]

hello all ...

how i can print this output with tab's

Output:
ilename: reminders.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: plus.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: config.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: downloads.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: playlog.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: google_analytics2_v4.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: ns.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: phenotype.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: google_analytics_v4.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: icing_contacts.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: device_connections.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: peoplelog.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: gcm_registrar.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: pluscontacts.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: rmq.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: iu.upload.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: signal_client_Matchstick.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: netrec	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: networkstatistics.sqlite	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: dg.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: gass.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: context_feature_default.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: context_mahransalhi99_gmail.com.db	[x-sqlite3]
 	 Filename: fitness.db.mahransalhi99_gmail.com	[x-sqlite3]

like this :

[Gribouillis]

Which python code generated the output without the tabs?

[evilcode1]

Which python code generated the output without the tabs?

import magic
import os
import pathlib
from colorama import Fore, Back
import colorama
colorama.init(autoreset=True)
#p = r"C:\Users\adam\Desktop"
p = r"/root/Downloads/image-mount/data/com.google.android.gms/databases"
i = 0 
for dirName, subdirList, fileList in os.walk(p):
    i = i + 1
    print( '[+]Found Directory:#{0}\t'.format(str(i))  + "|SubDirectory:\t" + str(len(subdirList)) + " | Files:\t" +str(len(fileList))+ Fore.RED +" \t> PATH = " +Fore.RESET + dirName ) 
    try: 
        for fname in fileList:
            q = os.path.join(dirName, fname)
            d = magic.from_file(q, mime=True)
            if d == "application/x-sqlite3":
                print(Fore.BLUE + ' \t Filename: {0}\t[{1}]'.format(fname,d[12:]))
                #print("{}. {} appears {} times.".format(i, key, wordBank[key]))
    except:
        continue

[Gribouillis]

You could use a third party module such as prettytable

>>> from prettytable import PrettyTable
>>> t = PrettyTable()
>>> t.add_row(['foo', 'bar'])
>>> t.add_row(['baz', 'qux'])
>>> t.add_row(['spam', 'eggs'])
>>> str(t)
'+---------+---------+\n| Field 1 | Field 2 |\n+---------+---------+\n|   foo   |   bar   |\n|   baz   |   qux   |\n|   spam  |   eggs  |\n+---------+---------+'
>>> print(t)
+---------+---------+
| Field 1 | Field 2 |
+---------+---------+
|   foo   |   bar   |
|   baz   |   qux   |
|   spam  |   eggs  |
+---------+---------+
>>> t.header = False
>>> t.align = 'l'
>>> from prettytable import NONE
>>> t.hrules = NONE
>>> t.vrules = NONE
>>> print(t)
  foo    bar   
  baz    qux   
  spam   eggs 

[snippsat]

You could use string formatting,should always use f-string .

import os

insert = '[x-sqlite3]'
for fn in os.scandir('.'):
    print(f'{fn.name:<35}{insert}')

Output:
2019-06-13_#1.0.tws                [x-sqlite3]
2019-06-13_#1.1.tws                [x-sqlite3]
2019-06-13_#1.2.tws                [x-sqlite3]
2019-06-13_#1.3.tws                [x-sqlite3]
filename.csv                       [x-sqlite3]
file_reg.py                        [x-sqlite3]
file_test.py                       [x-sqlite3]
foooooooooooooooooooooo.txt        [x-sqlite3]
read_test.py                       [x-sqlite3]
tsw_files.txt                      [x-sqlite3]
tws.py                             [x-sqlite3]

Your line 12 is not nice,could delete all + and str and use f-string
Here the start of line.

>>> i = 999
>>> subdirList = [1,2,3]
>>> print('[+]Found Directory:#{0}\t'.format(str(i))  + "|SubDirectory:\t" + str(len(subdirList)))
[+]Found Directory:#999	|SubDirectory:	3
>>> 
>>> # Now the same with f-string
>>> print(f'[+]Found Directory:#{i} |SubDirectory:  {len(subdirList)}')
[+]Found Directory:#999 |SubDirectory:  3

[evilcode1]

thank u all ...
snippsat : thank u man this is the simple way :) best solution <3

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You could use a third party module such as prettytable

>>> from prettytable import PrettyTable
>>> t = PrettyTable()
>>> t.add_row(['foo', 'bar'])
>>> t.add_row(['baz', 'qux'])
>>> t.add_row(['spam', 'eggs'])
>>> str(t)
'+---------+---------+\n| Field 1 | Field 2 |\n+---------+---------+\n|   foo   |   bar   |\n|   baz   |   qux   |\n|   spam  |   eggs  |\n+---------+---------+'
>>> print(t)
+---------+---------+
| Field 1 | Field 2 |
+---------+---------+
|   foo   |   bar   |
|   baz   |   qux   |
|   spam  |   eggs  |
+---------+---------+
>>> t.header = False
>>> t.align = 'l'
>>> from prettytable import NONE
>>> t.hrules = NONE
>>> t.vrules = NONE
>>> print(t)
  foo    bar   
  baz    qux   
  spam   eggs 

when i use pretytable in my loop it's print them like this way :

Output:
[+]Found Directory:#131 |SubDirectory:  0 | Files:      4       > PATH = C:\Users\adam\Desktop\Tor Browser\Browser\TorBrowser\Tor\PluggableTransports
+-------------------------+-----------+
|         Filename        |  FileType |
+-------------------------+-----------+
| 3561288849sdhlie.sqlite | x-sqlite3 |
+-------------------------+-----------+
+-------------------------+-----------+
|         Filename        |  FileType |
+-------------------------+-----------+
| 3561288849sdhlie.sqlite | x-sqlite3 |
+-------------------------+-----------+
+-------------------------+-----------+
|         Filename        |  FileType |
+-------------------------+-----------+
| 3561288849sdhlie.sqlite | x-sqlite3 |
+-------------------------+-----------+
+-------------------------+-----------+
|         Filename        |  FileType |
+-------------------------+-----------+
| 3561288849sdhlie.sqlite | x-sqlite3 |
+-------------------------+-----------+
[+]Found Directory:#132 |SubDirectory:  0 | Files:      0       > PATH = C:\Users\adam\Desktop\Tor Browser\Browser\TorBrowser\UpdateInfo

how i can make add them to the same table ?? not table for each file