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android-bp
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A python module to parse Android.bp files (wrapper for android_bp rust module)
This module will quickly parse Android.bp files and provide a python interface to access the data.
This module is only intended to parse Android.bp files, not to generate or rewrite them.
from android_bp import BluePrint
# bp is a rust object, but behave mostly like a read only python object
bp = BluePrint.from_file("Android.bp")
# for debug, you can print any of internal objects
# they will be printed as rust would in debug fmt
print(bp)
# internal variables are accessible as a python dict
print(bp.variables)
# modules are accessible as a python list
for m in bp.modules:
if m.__type__ == "rust_binary":
# module properties can be accessed directly as python attributes
print(m.name)
# or iter them by type
for m in bp.modules_by_type("rust_host_test"):
# or via __dict__
print(m.__dict__["name"])
# for convenience, unknown properties return None (not an AttributeError)
print(m.unknown_attribute) # prints None
# map properties are accessible as python dicts
print(m.test_options['unit_test'])
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A python module to parse Android.bp files
We found that android-bp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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