Unzipped output files: fasta files in python

Question

[Debut]

I have a script in python that allows me to download sequences of a species that the user enters the name "input" then his sequences are placed directly in a folder that takes the name of the species. But in zipped format (_genomic.fna.gz or _protein.faa.gz). I would like to add a function that allows to zip directly the output files (because it's an important number for example for klebsiella almost 14 000 sequences). Si quelqu'un peut m'aider s'il vous plaît( en rajoutant . here is my code :

import os

species = input("Bacteria species ? : ")
TypeSeq= input ("fna ? or faa ? :")   

species = input("Bacteria species ? : ")
TypeSeq= input ("fna  ? ou faa  ?")   

if data["#Organism/Name"].str.contains(species, case = False).any():

    print(data.loc[data["#Organism/Name"].str.contains(species, case = False)]['Status'].value_counts())  
    FTP_list = data.loc[data["#Organism/Name"].str.contains(species, case = False)]["FTP Path"].values

if  TypeSeq == "faa" :

    if not os.path.exists(species):
        os.makedirs(species)

    for url in FTP_list:
        try : 
            parts = urllib.parse.urlparse(url)
            parts.path
            posixpath.basename(parts.path)
            suffix = "_protein.faa.gz"
            prefix = posixpath.basename(parts.path) 
            print(prefix+suffix)

            path = posixpath.join(parts.path, prefix+suffix)
            ret = parts._replace(path=path) 

            sequence = wget.download(urllib.parse.urlunparse(ret), out=species)
        except :
            print ("")

[Ram]

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[Debut]

Okay, thank you very much.