Python script to search for specific strings in big files

Reader.py

#!/bin/python -e
import sys,os,glob,time
errors_count=0
max_id=100011265576762
debug=False
start=time.time()

def GetSecondsPassed():
	global start
	end=time.time()
	r= end-start
	r=int(r)
	return r
def _contains_(line,term):
		if line.lower().find(term)>=0:
			return True
		return False
		
def _contains_any(string,substring_list):
	return any(substring in string for substring in substring_list)

def _contains_all(string,substring_list):
	return all(substring in string for substring in substring_list)
	
def min(s,m):
	if(s<m):
		return m
	return s
	
def dprint(s):
	if debug:
		print(s)

def listfiles(PATH,rext="*.*"):
	all=rext=="*.*"
	result = [os.path.join(dp, f) for dp, dn, filenames in os.walk(PATH) for f in filenames if (os.path.splitext(f)[1] == rext) or (all)]
	return result 


def num_lines(p):
	z=-1
	try:
		z= sum(1 for line in open(p))
	except:# Exception,s:
		errors_count=errors_count+1
		pass
	return z
def Readable_num(s):#1123456 > 1 123 456
	str_num=str(s)
	numx=''
	counter3=0
	tlen=len(str_num)
	for i in range(tlen,0,-1):
		numx=str_num[i-1]+numx 
		counter3=counter3+1
		if counter3==3:
			counter3=0
			numx=" "+numx
	return str(numx)#+" <"+s+">"

def printr(s,r):
	print(s,end=r)
	
def check_fb_id(i1,i2):
	try:
		val1 = int(str(i1))
		val2 = int(str(i1))
		if val1 > val2:
			print (  str(val1)+" is igger than max fbid "+str(val2) )
	except ValueError:
		pass #print("That's not an int!")
	

def main():
	lst=["hello","hello0"]
	#Banner and usage
	print("--------------Reader v1.1-----------------------")
	if len(sys.argv)<3:
		print("Usage: python "+str(sys.argv) + " file.txt  myem@gmail.com")
		print(len(sys.argv))
		exit()
		
	#args
	path=sys.argv[1]
	userinput=sys.argv[2]
	#User input to list , unique and non empty
	terms=(userinput.strip()+",").split(",")
	terms=list(dict.fromkeys(terms))
	terms=[x for x in terms if x]
	
	if os.path.isfile(userinput):
		lines=open(userinput).splitlines()
		for l in lines:
			terms.append(l.trim())
	#term=userinput
	files=[]
	count=0
	progress=False
	all_Files_lines_c=0
	all_count=0
	all_Files_c=0
	errors_count=0
	if(os.path.isfile(path)):
		files=[path]
		print("[+] Looking in single path ["+path+"]")
	elif os.path.isdir(path) :
		files=listfiles(path,"*.*")
		print("[+] Looking for {"+str(terms)+"} in  "+str(  len(files) )+" Files		 in  Directory: ["+path+"]         "+" E:"+str(errors_count))
	else:
		print("[-] plz provide an existing file or directory ")
		exit()

	z=0
	for t in terms:
		check_fb_id(t,max)
		
	dprint(files)
	dprint("\n\n")
	
	#looping files
	for fl in files:
		file1=open(fl,'r', encoding="utf-8")
		count=0
		all_Files_c+=1
		print("		[+] Search for '"+str(terms)+"'    at:'"+fl+"'  ")
		
		for term in terms:
			term=str(term).lower()
			while True:	
				count+=1
				all_count+=1
				all_Files_lines_c=all_Files_lines_c+1
				#Getnextlinefromfile
				line=''
				try:
					line=file1.readline()
					dprint(line)
				except Exception as ex:
					errors_count=errors_count+1
					dprint(str(ex))
					break
				#if line is empty
				#end of file is reached
				if not line:
					dprint("~~~end of file-------------------------")
					break
				try:
					line=str(line)
					
					if _contains_(line,term):
						ol=("\t [+] "+line)#.strip())
						print(ol)
						open('output.txt','a',encoding="utf-8").write(str(ol).strip()+"\n")
					else:
						
						ac="  All:"+Readable_num(all_Files_lines_c)
						
						sp=" [speed:"+str( int(  min(all_Files_lines_c,1)/min(GetSecondsPassed(),1)))+" Per second ]"#avoid div by zero
						m="			[+] Searching line :"+Readable_num(count)+("" if  count==all_Files_lines_c else ac )+sp
						
						printr (m,"\r")
				except (Exception) as s:
					print("Error135:\n"+str(s))
					errors_count=errors_count+1
		file1.close()
		dprint("Closing file ")
		



	print("\n------------End Search--------")
	print("------------Count:"+str(count)+"--------")
	
	
if __name__ == "__main__":
	try:
		main()
	except KeyboardInterrupt:
		errors_count=errors_count+1
		print ('\n\nCancelled')
		sys.exit(0)