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Sort methods, imports and classes in a python source file

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Rearrange methods alphabetically in a Python source file. - Python3

sortorder

  1. docstring

  2. future imports

  3. imports first on alphabet then on length (apo, alpha-pipe-organ)

  4. from, modules on apo, imports on alpa

  5. classes sorted on baseclassname then on classname alpha (internals of class unchanged)

  6. methods sorted on methodname alpha

pep8

Can be combined with cp-pep8 for consistent readable code

sortpythonmethods -f myfile.py -w
python2 ~/cp.py -f myfile.py

example

Source file before sort

"""
Docstring is required
"""
import sys
import http
import email
import concurrent.futures
import os

class Zorro(object):
    pass

class actie(object):
    pass

def applemethod():
    pass
def foobar():
    pass
class Alpha1(object):
    pass


def helloworld():
    pass

class ZZ(object):
    pass


class Alpha2(ZZ):
    pass

Run command

sortpythonmethods -f myfile.py

Sorted source file

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# coding=utf-8
"""
Docstring is required
"""

import email
import http
import os
import sys
import concurrent.futures

class ZZ(object):
    pass


class Alpha1(object):
    pass


class Alpha2(ZZ):
    pass


class Zorro(object):
    pass


class actie(object):
    pass


def applemethod():
    pass


def foobar():
    pass


def helloworld():
    pass

completeness

  • baseclasses

  • globals

  • globalmethod calls

  • comments

todo

  • global pycharm directives

screenshot

Sorted methods in IntelliJ

sorted_methods

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