check-dependencies 0.9.1

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Check Dependencies

Check all imports from python files and compares them against the declared imports of a pyproject dependency list of expected imports. It can be used as a stand-alone or as part of a CI/CD to check if an application has all the necessary, but no superfluous imports.

Usage

usage: check_imports [-h] [--config-file CONFIG_FILE] [--include-dev] [--verbose] [--all] [--extra EXTRA] [--ignore IGNORE] file_name [file_name ...]

Find undeclared and unused (or all) imports in Python files

positional arguments:
  file_name             Python Source file to analyse

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --config-file CONFIG_FILE
                        Location of pyproject.toml file, can be file or a directory containing pyproject.toml file
  --include-dev         Include dev dependencies
  --verbose             Show every import of a package
  --all                 Show all imports (including correct ones)
  --extra EXTRA         Comma seperated list of extra requirements. Assume they are part of the requirements
  --ignore IGNORE       Comma seperated list of requirements to ignore. Assume they are not part of the requirements

> python -m  --config-file --all project/ project/src/**/*.py
  pandas
! matplotlib
  numpy
+ requests

> python -m check_dependencies --config-file --verbose project/ project/src/**/*.py
!NA matplotlib project/src/main.py:4
+EXTRA project/pyproject.toml requests 

> python -m check_dependencies --config-file --verbose --all project/ project/src/**/*.py
 OK project/src/data.py:5 pandas
 OK project/src/main.py:3 pandas
 OK project/src/plotting.py:4 pandas
!NA project/src/plotting.py:5 matplotlib
 OK project/src/plotting.py:6 numpy
 
 **** Dependencies in config file not used in application:
+EXTRA project/pyproject.toml requests 

Configuration

The configuration is read from pyproject.toml file. The configuration file supports two entries, [tool.check_dependencies.extra-requirements] that can be used to add extra dependencies to the list of requirements to be treated as existing requirements. The second entry, [tool.check_dependencies.ignore-requirements] does the opposite, it will ignore extra requirements that are not used in the application.

[tool.check_dependencies]
extra-requirements = [
  undeclared_package,
  another_package
]
ignore-requirements = [
  package_as_extra_for_another_package,
  yet_another_package
]

Output

The output is a list of imports with a prefix indicating the status of the import.

• ! - Undeclared import
• + - Extra import, declared in pyproject.toml, but not used in the file
• - Correct import (only shown with --all)

In case of --verbose, the output is a list of all imports in the file, prefixed with:

• !NA - Undeclared import
• +EXTRA - Extra import, declared in pyproject.toml, but not used in the file
• OK - Correct import (only shown with --all)

In case of --verbose, each import is prefixed with the file name and line number where it is declared.

Exit code

• 0: No missing or superfluous dependencies found
• 2: Missing (used, but not declared in pyproject.toml) dependencies found
• 4: Extra (declared in pyproject.toml, but unused) dependencies found
• 6: Both missing and superfluous dependencies found
• 1: Another error occured

Development

Feature requests and merge requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate. Also with this project, I want to keep the dependencies to a minimum, so please keep that in mind when proposing a change. Currently, the only dependencies is toml to support Python 3.10 and below.

Coding Standards

Type	Package	Comment
Linter	black	Also for auto-formatted modules
Logging	logger	Minimize additional packages
Packaging	poetry
Tests	pytest
Typing	mypy	Type all methods
Linting	flake8
Imports	isort