dependenpy 2.0.3

License

Software licensed under ISC license.

Installation

pip install dependenpy

Usage

from dependenpy.utils import MatrixBuilder

myapps = (
    ‘module1’,
    ‘module2’,
    ‘...’,
    ‘moduleN’
)

# Create an empty instance
dm = MatrixBuilder(myapps)

# Init its data with build methods
dm.build()

# You can also use separately dm.build_modules(),
# dm.build_imports() and dm.build_matrices().
# You can even chain them: dm.build_modules().build_imports().build_matrices().
# The order is important, since matrices need imports, and imports need modules.
# The build() method is just a shortcut of the above chained command.

# Print max depth of submodules and the big dictionary of imports
print dm.max_depth
print dm.imports

# Output matrix of depth 1 in CSV
dm.get_matrix(1).to_csv()

# Output matrix of maximum depth in JSON
dm.get_matrix(0).to_json()

The “other type” of list you can give to a MatrixBuilder looks like this:

my_packages = [
    'Framework', ['django'],
    'Libraries', ['dependenpy', 'django-archan'],
    'Core features', ['members', 'surveys', 'news']
    'Security layer', ['broker']
]

This way you can specify groups of packages.

This module was originally design to work in a Django project. The Django package django-meerkat uses it to display the matrices with Highcharts.

Documentation

On ReadTheDocs

Development

To run all the tests: tox

Thanks

Thanks to dmishin for the TSP solver, needed to compute the similarity order.

2.0.3 (2017-04-20)

• Fix occasional UnicodeEncode when reading UTF-8 file.

• Handle bad characters in files when parsing with ast.

0.1.0 to 2.0.2 (2016-10-06)

• Development (alpha then beta version).

0.1.0 (2016-10-06)

• Alpha release on PyPI.