def _get_pypi_package(self, import_name, pypi_import_names):
if len(import_name.split(".")) > 5:
#print "too many parts to be a pypi lib, skipping", import_name
return None
# if it's in the standard lib it doesn't count,
# even if in might be in pypi
if import_name in PythonStandardLibs.get():
#print "found in standard lib, skipping", import_name
return None
# maybe find flask stuff special here...
if import_name in pypi_import_names:
# a last check:
# don't include modules that are in their filepaths
# because those are more likely their personal code
# with accidental pypi names than than pypi libraries
if self._in_filepath(import_name):
return None
else:
#print "found one!", import_name
return import_name
# if foo.bar.baz is not a pypi import name, maybe foo.bar is. try that.
elif '.' in import_name:
shortened_name = import_name.rsplit('.', 1)[0]
# print "now trying shortened_name", shortened_name
return self._get_pypi_package(shortened_name, pypi_import_names)
# if there's no dot in your name, there are no more options, you're done
else:
return None
def _get_pypi_package(self, import_name, pypi_import_names):
if len(import_name.split(".")) > 5:
#print "too many parts to be a pypi lib, skipping", import_name
return None
# if it's in the standard lib it doesn't count,
# even if in might be in pypi
if import_name in PythonStandardLibs.get():
#print "found in standard lib, skipping", import_name
return None
# maybe find flask stuff special here...
if import_name in pypi_import_names:
# a last check:
# don't include modules that are in their filepaths
# because those are more likely their personal code
# with accidental pypi names than than pypi libraries
if self._in_filepath(import_name):
return None
else:
#print "found one!", import_name
return import_name
# if foo.bar.baz is not a pypi import name, maybe foo.bar is. try that.
elif '.' in import_name:
shortened_name = import_name.rsplit('.', 1)[0]
# print "now trying shortened_name", shortened_name
return self._get_pypi_package(shortened_name, pypi_import_names)
# if there's no dot in your name, there are no more options, you're done
else:
return None
def _get_pypi_package(self, module_name, pypi_package_names):
if len(module_name.split(".")) > 5:
print "too many parts to be a pypi lib, skipping", module_name
return None
# if it's in the standard lib it doesn't count,
# even if in might be in pypi
if module_name in PythonStandardLibs.get():
print "found in standard lib, skipping", module_name
return None
def return_match_if_found(match, replace_with):
if match in module_name.lower():
lookup_key = module_name.lower().replace(match, replace_with)
# pypi_package_names is loaded as module import, it's a cache.
# search the keys of pypi_package_names, which are all lowercase
if lookup_key in pypi_package_names:
return lookup_key
return None
# try the originals first
found_key = return_match_if_found("", "")
# try lots of things, to work around hyphens
# format is {<the name you use to import>: <the official PyPi name>}
special_cases = {
"dateutil": "python-dateutil",
"bs4": "beautifulsoup4",
"yaml": "PyYAML",
"Image": "Pillow",
"_imaging": "Pillow"
}
if not found_key:
if module_name in special_cases:
found_key = special_cases[module_name].lower()
if not found_key:
if module_name in special_cases.values():
found_key = module_name.lower()
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("-", "_")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("-", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("_", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found(".", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found(".ext.", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("ext.", "-")
if found_key:
official_pypi_name = pypi_package_names[found_key]
# a last check:
# don't include modules that are in their filepaths
# because those are more likely their personal code
# with accidental pypi names than than pypi libraries
if self._in_filepath(found_key):
return None
else:
print "found one!", official_pypi_name
return official_pypi_name
# if foo.bar.baz is not in pypi, maybe foo.bar is. let's try that.
elif '.' in module_name:
shortened_name = module_name.rsplit('.', 1)[0]
# print "now trying shortened_name", shortened_name
return self._get_pypi_package(shortened_name, pypi_package_names)
# if there's no dot in your name, there are no more options, you're done
else:
return None
def _get_pypi_package(self, module_name, pypi_package_names):
if len(module_name.split(".")) > 5:
print "too many parts to be a pypi lib, skipping", module_name
return None
# if it's in the standard lib it doesn't count,
# even if in might be in pypi
if module_name in PythonStandardLibs.get():
print "found in standard lib, skipping", module_name
return None
def return_match_if_found(match, replace_with):
if match in module_name.lower():
lookup_key = module_name.lower().replace(match, replace_with)
# pypi_package_names is loaded as module import, it's a cache.
# search the keys of pypi_package_names, which are all lowercase
if lookup_key in pypi_package_names:
return lookup_key
return None
# try the originals first
found_key = return_match_if_found("", "")
# try lots of things, to work around hyphens
# format is {<the name you use to import>: <the official PyPi name>}
special_cases = {
"dateutil": "python-dateutil",
"bs4": "beautifulsoup4",
"yaml": "PyYAML",
"Image": "Pillow",
"_imaging": "Pillow"
}
if not found_key:
if module_name in special_cases:
found_key = special_cases[module_name].lower()
if not found_key:
if module_name in special_cases.values():
found_key = module_name.lower()
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("-", "_")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("-", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("_", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found(".", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found(".ext.", "-")
if not found_key:
found_key = return_match_if_found("ext.", "-")
if found_key:
official_pypi_name = pypi_package_names[found_key]
# a last check:
# don't include modules that are in their filepaths
# because those are more likely their personal code
# with accidental pypi names than than pypi libraries
if self._in_filepath(found_key):
return None
else:
print "found one!", official_pypi_name
return official_pypi_name
# if foo.bar.baz is not in pypi, maybe foo.bar is. let's try that.
elif '.' in module_name:
shortened_name = module_name.rsplit('.', 1)[0]
# print "now trying shortened_name", shortened_name
return self._get_pypi_package(shortened_name, pypi_package_names)
# if there's no dot in your name, there are no more options, you're done
else:
return None
