constcheck 0.1.0

Check Python files for repeat use of strings

Check Python files for repeat use of strings

Installation

$ pip install constcheck

Usage

usage: constcheck [-h] [-f] [-n] [-v] [-c INT] [-l INT] [-p PATH] [-s STR]

optional arguments:

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-f, --filter

filter out empty results

-n, --no-color

disable color output

-v, --version

show version and exit

-c INT, --count INT

minimum number of repeat strings

-l INT, --len INT

minimum length of repeat strings

-p PATH, --path PATH

path to check files for

-s STR, --string STR

parse a string instead of a file

constcheck will display the quantity of strings repeated for the:

• path

• each dir

• individual files

The default length of strings to check for is 3

The default quantity of strings to check for repeats is also 3

>>> EXAMPLE = (
...     'STRING_1 = "Hey"'
...     'STRING_2 = "Hey"'
...     'STRING_3 = "Hey"'
...     'STRING_4 = "Hello"'
...     'STRING_5 = "Hello"'
...     'STRING_6 = "Hello"'
...     'STRING_7 = "Hello"'
...     'STRING_8 = "Hello, world!"'
...     'STRING_9 = "Hello, world!"'
...     'STRING_10 = "Hello, world!"'
...     'STRING_11 = "Hello, world!"'
...     'STRING_12 = "Hello, world!"'
... )
>>>
>>> import constcheck
>>> constcheck.main(string=EXAMPLE, no_color=True)
"3   | Hey"
"4   | Hello"
"5   | Hello, world!"