MoosePy

FamixPython metamodel + importer

Load with:

Metacello new
  githubUser: 'moosetechnology' project: 'MoosePy' commitish: 'master' path: 'src';
  baseline: 'MoosePy';
  load.

Import a project

You can launch the import of a project like this:

  FamixPythonImporter import: '/Users/cyril/testPython/reader' asFileReference

It will return a Famix python model generated from the .py files in this folder and if there are errors during the parsing, it'll open an inspector with the list of errors.

Resolution of absolute imports

In order to determine the origin of the absolute imports, we are using the first folder that contains all .py to parse of the project. But sometimes it is not that easy. In that case it is possible to configure manually the folder to consider the root of the project.

Let's take this example:

	/project
		/src
			/package
				__initi__.py
			module.py
		/resources
			/example
				example.py

If no root package path is specify, project will be considered the root directory and will be the start point for the absolute import resolution. But it's highly possible that the real working directory here is /src.

It is possible to do:

	FamixPythonImporter import: 'path/to/project' asFileReference rootPackagePath: 'src' 

This will start the import from the src folder and not project. The file example.py will be ignored.

Ignore files

It as also possible to indicate that we want to ignore files or folder. In order to do that, the variable #filesToIgnoreBlock should be used. It should be a valuable (like a block) taking file references as parameter and returning true if we should ignore those files/folders. By default I'm excluding folders named venv because it is common to have a python interpreter of this name in projects if we develop them on the computer and files setup.py.

For the example above we could do:

	FamixPythonImporter new
		filesToIgnoreBlock: [ :file | #('venv' 'setup.py' 'resources') includes: file basename ] ];
		import: 'path/to/project'