Hi, recently I've started working on python bindings for libfdisk. Just a C extension for CPython, like the libmount python bindings. Early WIP can be found at https://github.com/pvxe/python-libfdisk/ After reading the mailing list archive and previous github issues related to python bindings, I'm wondering if patches would be accepted, or python bindings are preferred separate from the util-linux tree. As of now, I'm only using these bindings to fetch label information and partition fields using fdisk_partition_to_string. But the idea is also being able to modify the partition table in the future. >>> import fdisk >>> cxt = fdisk.Context(device="/dev/sda") >>> cxt.label <libfdisk.Label object at 0x7f609a8e4f90, name=gpt> >>> l = cxt.label >>> l. l.name l.type >>> l.name 'gpt' >>> l.type 32 >>> cxt.nsectors 3907029168 >>> cxt.sector_size 512 >>> cxt.parts [<libfdisk.Partition object at 0x7f8f69f64fb0>, <libfdisk.Partition object at 0x7f8f69f64fd0>] >>> p = cxt.parts[1] >>> cxt.partition_to_string(p, fdisk.FDISK_FIELD_FSTYPE) 'LVM2_member' Regards, Jose
