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An extension for flake8 to report on issues with functions.
We believe code readability is very important for a team that consists of more than one person. One of the issues we've encountered is functions that are more that two screens long.
The validator checks for:
pip install flake8-functions
def some_long_function(
first_parameter: int,
second_parameter: int,
third_parameter: int,
):
first_parameter = (
first_parameter +
second_parameter +
third_parameter
)
first_parameter = (
first_parameter +
second_parameter +
third_parameter
)
first_parameter = (
first_parameter +
second_parameter +
third_parameter
)
first_parameter = (
first_parameter +
second_parameter +
third_parameter
)
return first_parameter
Usage:
$ flake8 --max-function-length=20 test.py
test.py:1:0: CFQ001 "some_long_function" function has length 25
that exceeds max allowed length 20
Error code | Description |
---|---|
CFQ001 | Function "some_function" has length %function_length% that exceeds max allowed length %max_length% |
CFQ002 | Function "some_function" has %args_amount% arguments that exceeds max allowed %max_args_amount% |
CFQ003 | Function "some_function" is not pure. |
CFQ004 | Function "some_function" has %returns_amount% returns that exceeds max allowed %max_returns_amount% |
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A flake8 extension that checks functions
We found that flake8-functions demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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