mfd-code-quality 1.2.1

Module for a code quality related scripts.

[!IMPORTANT]
This project is under development. All source code and features on the main branch are for the purpose of testing or evaluation and not production ready.

MFD Code Quality

Usage

This module provides set of code quality related methods with corresponding command line commands.

Available commands

When installing mfd-code-quality package all these commands will become available from command line - in the same way as pip for example.
So you can just type mfd-help in your terminal without a need to call it from Python.

mfd-configure-code-standard
Prepare code standard configuration files into repository and setup pre commit.

mfd-create-config-files
Prepare code standard configuration files into repository without setup of pre commit.
Mechanism of creating configs is the same as in 'mfd-configure-code-standard'.

mfd-code-standard
Run code standard test using ruff (format, check) or flake8. Depending on what is available. It copies configuration files before code standard check and remove their after check. It's not required to call mfd-configure-code-standard or mfd-create-config-files before running this command.

mfd-import-testing
Run import testing of each Python file to check import problems.

mfd-system-tests
Run system tests.

mfd-unit-tests
Run unittests, print actual coverage, but don't check its value.

mfd-unit-tests-with-coverage
Run unittests and check if diff coverage (new code coverage) is reaching the threshold.

mfd-all-checks
Run all available checks.

mfd-help
Log available commands.

mfd-format-code
Format code using ruff check --fix and ruff format

All commands can be combined with --project-dir parameter, which should point to the root directory of your repository. If this parameter is not given current working directory will be assumed to be root directory.

Configuration files

We are using 3 configuration files:

• ruff.toml - for ruff configuration
• pyproject.toml - for project/generic configuration
• .pre-commit-config.yaml - for pre-commit configuration

Custom configuration

Some modules have custom configuration files. Files are stored in mfd_code_quality/code_standard/config_per_module directory. Configuration files are merged with generic one during configuration process.

OS supported:

OS agnostic

Issue reporting

If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, you're welcome to contribute directly or open an issue here.