Prevent code chaos with our tool that detects cyclic imports in your Python projects. Easily identify and report cycles in your codebase to maintain a more organized and efficient development process. Enjoy seamless installation and integration, enabling you to focus on writing quality code without the headaches of cyclic dependencies.
Overview
Introducing no-cyclic-imports, a powerful tool designed to identify and report cyclic imports within your Python codebase. Cyclic imports can lead to unexpected behavior and difficult debugging scenarios, making it crucial to detect and resolve them early in your development process.
Key Features
With no-cyclic-imports, developers can effortlessly scan their codebase to uncover cyclic dependencies that might be lurking in their Python packages. This tool provides clear and actionable reports, allowing for quick fixes and improving overall code quality.
Usage Example
To get started, simply run the tool from your command line:
$ no-cyclic-imports --no-follow cyclic/
package123 -> package123.a -> package123.b -> package123
1 cycle(s).
This command analyzes the specified directory (cyclic/) and outputs a list of detected cycles, helping you to pinpoint and address the issue.
Why Choose no-cyclic-imports?
- Efficiency: Quickly identify problematic import structures in your projects.
- Simplicity: Straightforward command-line interface makes it easy to use.
- Improved Code Quality: Maintain a cleaner, more maintainable codebase by eliminating cyclic dependencies.
Dive into your Python projects with the confidence that no-cyclic-imports will help you keep your import architecture clean and robust!