How to list all classes and methods/functions in a package - with a full folder/file path?-CodePudding

(for the purpose of better understanding the structure of package)

Let's say we have some package/module (say, somemodule), with the following structure:

somemodule
-- file1.py
      fo(x) # a function
-- file2.py
      bar(x) # a function
-- dir1
---- file3.py
         A  # a class
            fun(y) # some method
            _bo(y) # some "hidden" method

I would like some output like:

path            name      type
/file1.py       fo(x)     function
/file2.py       bar(x)    function
/dir1/file3.py  A         class
/dir1/file3.py  A.fun(y)  method
/dir1/file3.py  A._bo(y)  method

Given that I'm a novice in Python, I have no idea how to go about constructing such information, and would be happy for help.

The closest I found online was:

How to list all functions in a module? - which didn't help enough, since it only shows some functions (not the hidden ones), doesn't show methods within classes, and doesn't show file path (i.e.: neither dir, or help, or some of the other suggested functions seem to be up to the task).
How do I list all files of a directory? - shows files, but not for a module (not the functions/classes/methods within the object)

CodePudding user response：

Heres an example on how to do it:

import inspect
import TestModule


def recusive_module_search(module):
    members = inspect.getmembers(module)

    for name, member in members:
        if inspect.ismodule(member):
            # Dont go too deep :)
            if member is module:
                recusive_module_search(member)
        elif inspect.isfunction(member):
            file = inspect.getfile(member)
            print(file, function_signature_string(member), "function")
        elif inspect.isclass(member):
            file = inspect.getfile(member)
            print(file, function_signature_string(member), "class")
            class_members = inspect.getmembers(member)
            for name, class_member in class_members:
                if inspect.isfunction(class_member):
                    member_args = inspect.signature(class_member)
                    print(file, member.__name__   "."   function_signature_string(class_member), "method")

def function_signature_string(member):
    parameters = inspect.signature(member).parameters
    return member.__name__   "("   ', '.join(str(x) for x in parameters.values())   ")"

recusive_module_search(TestModule)

output:

C:\Users\mclea\src\PydanticMongoEngine\TestModule\functions.py Test(x: int, y: float) class
C:\Users\mclea\src\PydanticMongoEngine\TestModule\functions.py Test.__init__(self, x: int, y: float) method
C:\Users\mclea\src\PydanticMongoEngine\TestModule\functions.py Test.print_x(self) method
C:\Users\mclea\src\PydanticMongoEngine\TestModule\functions.py hi(x: int) function
C:\Users\mclea\src\PydanticMongoEngine\TestModule\SubModule\test.py test_fn(hello: str) function

Continue as desired :)

CodePudding user response：

try dir(module) if there are sub modules you have to iterate and traverse in all classes