I ran across a potential issue with importmagic with a small test case that uses type hints, the following code seems to prompt importmagic to want to import 'data':
import pandas as pd
from pandas import DataFrame
def test_loading_data_from_csv() -> None:
# if we remove the type hint for DataFrame importmagic returns an
# empty list of unresolved.
data: DataFrame = pd.DataFrame(columns=['User'])
assert data.shape == (0, 1)
when I run importmagic it claims 'data' and 'data.shape' are unresolved, here's the code I used to check the above and the results from running it at the command line:
import sys
import importmagic
if __name__ == '__main__':
index = importmagic.SymbolIndex()
index.build_index(sys.path)
with open("importmagic_testcase.py") as file:
data = file.read()
scope = importmagic.Scope.from_source(data)
unresolved, unreferenced = scope.find_unresolved_and_unreferenced_symbols()
print(unresolved)
I ran across a potential issue with importmagic with a small test case that uses type hints, the following code seems to prompt importmagic to want to import 'data':
when I run importmagic it claims 'data' and 'data.shape' are unresolved, here's the code I used to check the above and the results from running it at the command line:
output is: