Pure validator
Purity validator for Python code.
Overview
Pure validator is a static analysis tool for checking the purity of Python functions and modules. It analyzes Python source code and reports on side effects, global state usage, and other purity-related concerns.
Suppose you have the following code:
def impure_function(): # pragma: pure
print("This is impure!")
Running the purity checker, will report an error similar to:
example.py:3: Function 'impure_function' is marked as pure but has side effects (print statement)
There is also a flake8 plugin available that can be used to check purity violations in your codebase.
$ flake8 --select PURE file-or-directory
For more information on using flake8, you can refer to the official flake8 documentation.
Features
- Recursively analyzes Python files in directories
- Reports purity violations and messages
- CLI and module entry point (
python -mpure_validator) - Easy integration with CI/CD
Installation
You can install Pure via pip:
$ pip install pure-validator
Usage
Command Line
$ pure-validator file-or-directory
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please open issues or pull requests on GitHub.
License
This project is licensed under the terms of the license found in the LICENSE file.
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