pytree

About

Pytree is a Node.js package that prints a tree of a Python project's directory structure with classes and methods. It provides an API that allows you to extract the classes and methods from your Python files, and then prints or saves a tree structure of your project's directory with those extracted classes and methods.

Example

import { runParse } from 'pytree';

// Print the tree structure of the current directory
const structure = runParse();

console.log(structure)
// [{ level: 0, type: 'file', name: 'file1.py' },
// { level: 1, type: 'class', name: 'MyClass' },
// { level: 2, type: 'method', name: 'my_method' },
// { level: 2, type: 'method', name: 'method_and_child' }]

// Print the tree structure of the directory 'src'
runParse(['src']);

// Print the tree structure of the directories 'src' and 'tests',
// excluding any files or directories that match the regular expression /__pycache__/
runParse(['src', 'tests'], null, [/__pycache__/]);

└─> file1.py
  └─> MyClass
    └─> my_method
  └─> MyOtherClass
    └─> my_other_method

Installation

npm install pytree

or

yarn add pytree

Usage

The runParse() function is the main entry point for the package. It takes the following arguments:

• dirs (optional, default=['.']): an array of directories/files to search for Python files.
• outputFile (optional): a file path to save the output to. If this argument is not provided, the output is printed to the console.
• except (optional, default=[]): an array of regular expressions to exclude files or directories.

Usage (global module)

pytree --except "__init__.py" "test_*"

pytree --dest /path/to/output.txt

pytree --dir /path/to/directory1 /path/to/file /path/to/directory2

pytree

API

• getClassAndMethodIndices(file: string) => { classes: ClassInfo[]; methods: MethodInfo[]; content: string}
• walkTree(currentPath: string, level: number, output: OutputEntry[], except: RegExpExecArray[]) => void
• printOutput(output: OutputEntry[]) => void
• saveOutput(output: OutputEntry[], filePath: string) => void
• isPythonFile(filename: string) => boolean
• runParse(dirs = [], except = []) => output: OutputEntry[]
• run(dirs = [], outputFile = null, except = []) - used for CLI command, prints result