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Update crepr.py #59

Closed Sohammhatre10 closed 1 month ago

Sohammhatre10 commented 1 month ago

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Enhancement
crepr.py
Add `report_missing` command to report classes missing `__repr__`

crepr/crepr.py
  • Added a new command report_missing to the application.
  • The command reports classes without __repr__ methods.
  • Utilizes get_modules and get_all_init_args to process files.
  • Handles exceptions by outputting a CreprError.
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    Summary by Sourcery

    Introduce a new command 'report_missing' to identify and report classes that lack repr methods in the specified files.

    New Features:

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    sourcery-ai[bot] commented 1 month ago

    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This pull request adds a new command 'report_missing' to the crepr.py file. The command is designed to report classes without repr methods in the specified files.

    Sequence Diagram

    sequenceDiagram
        participant User
        participant report_missing
        participant get_modules
        participant get_all_init_args
        participant get_repr_source
        participant typer.echo
    
        User->>report_missing: Execute command
        report_missing->>get_modules: Get modules from files
        loop For each module
            report_missing->>get_all_init_args: Get objects in module
            loop For each object
                report_missing->>get_repr_source: Check for __repr__
                alt No __repr__ found
                    report_missing->>typer.echo: Print missing __repr__ info
                else Exception occurred
                    report_missing->>typer.echo: Print CreprError
                end
            end
        end

    File-Level Changes

    Change Details Files
    Add a new command 'report_missing' to report classes without repr methods
    • Define a new function 'report_missing' decorated with @app.command()
    • Implement logic to iterate through modules and objects
    • Check for the presence of repr method for each object
    • Print file path, line number, and object name for classes without repr
    • Handle exceptions and print them as CreprError
    crepr/crepr.py

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    coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

    Walkthrough

    A new command named report_missing has been introduced in the crepr module. This command examines specified Python source files to identify classes that do not implement a __repr__ method. For each identified class, it outputs the corresponding file path, line number, and class name. The command integrates seamlessly with the existing command-line interface, utilizing pre-existing functions to gather class information and verify the presence of the __repr__ method.

    Changes

    File Change Summary
    crepr/crepr.py Added method report_missing(files: Annotated[list[pathlib.Path], file_arg]) to check for classes without a __repr__ method and report their details.

    Possibly related issues

    Poem

    In the land of code, where bunnies play,
    A new command hops in, brightening the day.
    It finds the classes, so shy and meek,
    Without their __repr__, they simply can't speak.
    With paths and lines, it reports with glee,
    A joyful leap for all to see! πŸ‡βœ¨


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    The error handling in the new `report_missing` function might be too broad. It catches all exceptions and outputs them as `CreprError`, which could mask specific issues. Performance Concern
    The function processes each file and class individually, which might be inefficient for large codebases. Consider batch processing or parallelization for better performance.
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    The `report_missing` function calls `get_repr_source` for every object, even when it's not needed. This could potentially impact performance for large codebases.
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