What is open-source-utils-nadir-ali-khan?

This repository is a small collection of Python helper scripts meant for common day to day development tasks. Rather than being a single application, it is a grab bag of standalone utilities that a developer can import and use directly in their own code. The included scripts cover several areas. file_utils.py handles searching for files, copying and moving them, and cleaning up empty folders. api_wrapper.py provides a generic wrapper around REST APIs, adding retry logic so requests that fail can be automatically tried again. text_utils.py offers string cleaning and formatting helpers, including tasks like turning text into a URL friendly slug or trimming long strings. date_utils.py generates date ranges and handles date formatting and timezone conversion. json_utils.py works with JSON data structures, letting you deep merge, flatten, or filter them. Finally, log_utils.py gives you a colored console logger that also rotates log files so they do not grow without limit. To use the project, a developer clones the repository, installs the listed Python dependencies with pip, and then imports whichever helper functions they need directly into their own scripts. The README shows a short example combining the date range generator with file and text helpers. The README itself is short and focused mainly on listing the utilities and a basic install and usage example. It does not describe testing, versioning, or a roadmap, and there is no indication of ongoing active development beyond the initial set of scripts. The project accepts contributions, with a stated preference for utilities that stay focused, are clearly named, and avoid adding extra dependencies where possible. It is released under the MIT license, meaning it can be used freely, including in commercial projects.