Using Python method to generate files in a specific directory without changing to this dir using os.chdir?

I am executing an imported method in my Python program which generates a bunch of files in the current directory. When I execute it I want to stay in the current directory and instead want it to generate the files in a different directory that I make on the fly, without changing to this directory using os.chdir. What I currently have is that I make the dir, then I change to it using os.chdir and finally change back to the base dir.

Let's say cwd is /home/user/project/, I create /home/user/project/uploads/files/ the files directory is created in the uploads dir and the files are subsequently generated here here. Lastly I switch back to the base dir /home/user/project/

base_dir = os.getcwd()  os.mkdir("/home/user/project/uploads/files/")  os.chdir("/home/user/project/uploads/files/")  method()  os.chdir(base_dir)        

Is there a more efficient way to do this? Thanks in advance.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65783950/using-python-method-to-generate-files-in-a-specific-directory-without-changing-t January 19, 2021 at 08:31AM