<gh_stars>100-1000
import os
import sys

# In Python versions prior to 3.4, __file__ returns a relative path. This path
# is fixed at load time, so if the program later cd's (as we do in tests, at
# least) __file__ is no longer valid. As a workaround, compute the absolute
# path at load time.
MODULE_ROOT = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))


def makedirs(path):
    '''os.makedirs() has an exist_ok param, but it still throws errors when the
    path exists with non-default permissions. This isn't fixed until 3.4.
    Pathlib won't be getting an exist_ok param until 3.5.'''
    path = str(path)  # compatibility with pathlib
    # Use isdir to avoid silently returning if the path exists but isn't a dir.
    if not os.path.isdir(path):
        os.makedirs(path)


def is_fancy_terminal():
    '''The Windows terminal does not support most of the fancy things we want
    to do with colors and formatting. This is a quick and dirty way to make
    sure we default to simple output on Windows.'''
    return sys.stdout.isatty() and os.name != 'nt'

import os
import sys

# In Python versions prior to 3.4, __file__ returns a relative path. This path
# is fixed at load time, so if the program later cd's (as we do in tests, at
# least) __file__ is no longer valid. As a workaround, compute the absolute
# path at load time.
MODULE_ROOT = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))


def makedirs(path):
    '''os.makedirs() has an exist_ok param, but it still throws errors when the
    path exists with non-default permissions. This isn't fixed until 3.4.
    Pathlib won't be getting an exist_ok param until 3.5.'''
    path = str(path)  # compatibility with pathlib
    # Use isdir to avoid silently returning if the path exists but isn't a dir.
    if not os.path.isdir(path):
        os.makedirs(path)


def is_fancy_terminal():
    '''The Windows terminal does not support most of the fancy things we want
    to do with colors and formatting. This is a quick and dirty way to make
    sure we default to simple output on Windows.'''
    return sys.stdout.isatty() and os.name != 'nt'
# In Python versions prior to 3.4, __file__ returns a relative path. This path # is fixed at load time, so if the program later cd's (as we do in tests, at # least) __file__ is no longer valid. As a workaround, compute the absolute # path at load time. os.makedirs() has an exist_ok param, but it still throws errors when the     path exists with non-default permissions. This isn't fixed until 3.4.     Pathlib won't be getting an exist_ok param until 3.5. # compatibility with pathlib # Use isdir to avoid silently returning if the path exists but isn't a dir. The Windows terminal does not support most of the fancy things we want     to do with colors and formatting. This is a quick and dirty way to make     sure we default to simple output on Windows.