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Deleting all files and directories except a few specified in a “list” in python

Consider my root dir ls gives the following output:

1  2  3  4  a  b  c  d

Some files and some dirs. I want to remove all except a few. I can do :

out = subprocess.check_output(['['find', '.', '-maxdepth', '1', '!', '-iname', 'a', '!' '-iname', 'b', '!' '-iname', 'c', '!' , '-iname', 'd', '-exec',  'rm', '-rf',  '{}' , '+'])

But I want to specify all not to delete dirs and files in a list instead of making the command so long, and tough to read, ie, something like:

goodfilesList = ['a', 'b','c', 'd']
out = subprocess.check_output(['find', '.', '-maxdepth', '1', '!', '-iname'] + goodfilesList)

You can try list compression to create the command you want.

something like:

flist = ['a','b','c']

command = ['find', '.', '-maxdepth', '1']
[command.extend(['!','-iname',fname]) for fname in flist] # command ==  ['find', '.', '-maxdepth', '1', '!', '-iname', 'a', '!', '-iname', 'b', '!', '-iname', 'c']
command.extend(['-exec',  'rm', '-rf',  '{}' , '+'])

out = subprocess.check_output(command)

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