A script to check for the imported __future__
modules to make it easier to
have a consistent code base.
By default it requires and forbids all imports but it's possible to have certain imports optional by ignoring both their requiring and forbidding error code. In the future it's planned to have a “consistency” mode and that the default is having the import optional or required (not sure on that yet).
This module provides a plugin for flake8
, the Python code checker.
The checker can be used directly:
$ python -m flake8-import --ignore FI10,FI11,FI12,FI13,FI15,FI5 some_file.py some_file.py:1:1: FI14 __future__ import "unicode_literals" missing
Even though flake8
still uses optparse
this script in standalone mode
is using argparse
.
When both flake8
and flake8-future-imports
are installed, the plugin
is available in flake8
:
$ flake8 --version 5.0.3 (flake8-future-import: 0.4.6, mccabe: 0.7.0, pycodestyle: 2.9.0, pyflakes: 2.5.0) CPython 3.9.5 on Windows
By default the plugin will check for all the future imports but with
--ignore
it's possible to define which imports from __future__
are
optional, required or forbidden. It will emit a warning if necessary imports
are missing:
$ flake8 --ignore FI10,FI11,FI12,FI13,FI15,FI5 some_file.py ... some_file.py:1:1: FI14 __future__ import "unicode_literals" missing
This module adds one parameter:
--require-code
: Doesn't complain on files which only contain comments or strings (and by extension docstrings). Corresponds torequire-code = True
in thetox.ini
.--min-version
: Define the minimum version supported by the project. Any features already mandatory or not available won't cause a warning when they are missing. Corresponds tomin-version = …
in thetox.ini
.
The stand alone version also mimics flake8's ignore parameter.
This plugin is using the following error codes:
FI10 | __future__ import "division" missing |
FI11 | __future__ import "absolute_import" missing |
FI12 | __future__ import "with_statement" missing |
FI13 | __future__ import "print_function" missing |
FI14 | __future__ import "unicode_literals" missing |
FI15 | __future__ import "generator_stop" missing |
FI16 | __future__ import "nested_scopes" missing |
FI17 | __future__ import "generators" missing |
FI18 | __future__ import "annotations" missing |
FI50 | __future__ import "division" present |
FI51 | __future__ import "absolute_import" present |
FI52 | __future__ import "with_statement" present |
FI53 | __future__ import "print_function" present |
FI54 | __future__ import "unicode_literals" present |
FI55 | __future__ import "generator_stop" present |
FI56 | __future__ import "nested_scopes" present |
FI57 | __future__ import "generators" present |
FI58 | __future__ import "annotations" present |
FI90 | __future__ import does not exist |
For a sensible usage, for each import either or both error code need to be ignored as it will otherwise always complain either because it's present or because it is not. The corresponding other error code can be determined by adding or subtracting 40.
- Ignoring the lower one will forbid the import
- Ignoring the higher one will require the import
- Ignoring both will make the import optional
The plugin is always producing errors about missing and present imports and
flake8
actually does ignore then the codes accordingly. So the plugin does
not know that an import is allowed and forbidden at the same time and thus
cannot skip reporting those imports.
- Fix error reported with flake8 version 5
- Add new
annotations
feature.
- Support pip version 10 in the tests.
- Add
LICENSE
andtest_flake8_future_import.py
to the source distribution.
- Add
Flake8
framework classifier.
- When using Flake8 version 2, it wasn't correctly looking for the options in
the
tox.ini
file. This is restoring the old behaviour there.
- Support flake8 version 3's new config option interface
- Do not increase offset by one in the standalone variant, like flake8 does with version 3
- Do not ignore imports which are present and have been added after the minimum version
- Ignore imports which became mandatory with the minimum version
- Add two older
future
imports - Issue an error when a future import does not exist
- Define which is the oldest Python version to be supported so that already mandatory features can be ignored and not yet supported features default to forbidden (ignoring the lower error code).
- Use return code of 1 if errors occurred
- Prevent errors when using unknown future imports
- Test several examples for bad future imports from the Python library
- Fixed the README to use present for the higher codes
- Support setting
--require-code
in thetox.ini
- Using a different error code namespace (FIXX)
- Add error codes returned when an import is present
- Removed
nested_scopes
andgenerators
from the available list - Skip files which only contains comments and strings
- Fixed the module and URL in setup.py
- Fixed the name in the script itself
- Instead of parameters it's now using error codes to define which futures are missing. This is removing the ability to forbid a future for now.
- First release