New Py for JPK

#! python3
# newpy.py creates a new python file with corresponding bat file and launches ready to edit

import os, sys
from pathlib import Path
from subprocess import Popen

editor = Path('c:/') / 'Program Files' / 'Notepad++' / 'notepad++.exe' #preferred py file editor
folder = Path.home() / 'PYTHON' #preferred py files directory

def newpy(name, extension='py', path=folder):
    os.chdir(folder)
    if os.path.exists(name + '.' + extension):
        print(f"WARNING: No file created.\n{name}.{extension} file already exists in this directory.")
    else:
        newFile = open(name + '.' + extension, 'a')
        newFile.write(f"#! python3\n# {name}.{extension} -- ")
        newFile.close()
        print(f"'{name}.{extension}' created at {folder}.")


def newbat(name, extension='py'):
    os.chdir(Path.home())
    if os.path.exists(name + '.bat'):
        print("WARNING: No file created.\nA batch file with this name already exists in this directory.")
    else:
        newFile = open(name + '.bat', 'a')
        newFile.write(f"@{extension}.exe {folder}\\{name}.{extension} %*")
        if extension == 'py':
            newFile.write('\n@pause')
        newFile.close()
        print(f"'{name}.bat' created for {folder}\\{name}.{extension}.")

if len(sys.argv) == 1:
    print("ERROR: No file created.\nThis script requires an argument for the new python file name.\nFor more information enter 'help' as first argument.")
elif len(sys.argv) > 3: #with arg 3 below, this EDITS to '> 4'
    print("ERROR: No file created.\nThis script only accepts up to two arguments.\nFor more information enter 'help' as first argument.") #with arg 3 below, this EDITS to 'up to three arguments'
elif sys.argv[1] == 'help': #check the stuf about arguments.
    print(r"""DOCUMENTATION FOR newpy.py
Author: thisduck (August 2020) u/thisduck_

This script generates a new .py file with opening shebang line and second line filename, along with a corresponding batch file for easy launching of the new script.  Two arguments are accepted, but only the first is required.

Argument 1: New python script filename

Argument 2: File type (either 'py' or 'pyw')
 - optional;
 - omitting argument defaults to 'py'.
""")

#main execution
else: #acceptable inputs
    filename = sys.argv[1]
    if len(sys.argv) > 2:
        pytype = sys.argv[2]
        if sys.argv[2] != 'py' and sys.argv[2] != 'pyw':
            print(f"CAUTION: Your chosen {sys.argv[2]} file extension may have unexpected results.")

        #write files
        newpy(filename, pytype)
        newFilePath = folder / f"{filename}.{pytype}"
        newbat(filename, pytype)
    else: #with default extension
        newpy(filename)
        newFilePath = folder / f"{filename}.py"
        newbat(filename)

#open new file in editor
Popen(f"{editor} {newFilePath}")