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@reponova/lang-python

v0.4.0

Published

Python language support for RepoNova

Downloads

547

Readme

@reponova/lang-python

Python language support for RepoNova. Parses .py / .pyw source files via the official tree-sitter-python WASM grammar.

Install

reponova lang add @reponova/lang-python

What it extracts

  • Symbols:
    • Functions and async functions (the latter carry an async decorator marker).
    • Classes and methods, including those declared inside if TYPE_CHECKING: / try / except blocks.
    • Top-level UPPER_SNAKE_CASE constants.
    • TypeVar / NewType / ParamSpec / TypeVarTuple declarations as type symbols.
    • PascalCase type aliases (User = Dict[str, Any], Maybe = int | None) and PEP 695 type Foo = … aliases.
  • Decorators: @decorator / @module.decorator on functions, methods, and classes.
  • Docstrings: module-level (first triple-quoted expression), per-function and per-class.
  • Imports: import x, from x import y, from . import y, from .. import y, aliased imports (import x as y), wildcard imports (from x import *), from __future__ import … directives. Imports nested inside if TYPE_CHECKING: and try / except ImportError: blocks are surfaced at the module level. __init__.py imports are flagged as exports.
  • Heritage: plain (Foo(Bar)), subscripted generics (Foo(Bar[K, V])Bar), dotted (Foo(pkg.mod.Bar)). metaclass=Meta keyword arguments are ignored.
  • Calls: every call expression in a function/method body, by name.
  • Exports: __all__ literal list when present; otherwise every public top-level symbol (no leading _).

Extensions

.py, .pyw

Configuration

In reponova.yml:

plugins:
  python:
    enabled: true       # default: true
    # patterns: []      # override global patterns for Python files
    # exclude: []       # override global exclude for Python files

| Property | Type | Default | Description | |----------|------|---------|-------------| | enabled | boolean | true | Enable/disable Python file detection and extraction | | patterns | string[] | [] | Glob patterns to override global file matching for this plugin | | exclude | string[] | [] | Glob patterns to override global exclusions for this plugin |

Resolution semantics

  • from .module import x resolves relative to the importer file. from ..pkg import y walks two directories up.
  • Bare absolute imports (from foo.bar import baz) return both foo/bar.py and foo/bar/__init__.py as candidates; existence is checked by the host application.
  • Each captured class base also emits an extends reference. Calls produce calls references on the enclosing function/method.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.