def test_search_module_noname():
pi.search(pi)
def test_examples():
pi.search(ex) # runs all of them
def test_search_class_args():
pi.search(Console, "search", print_table=False)
pi.search(Console, "search", print_table=True)
pi.search(Console, "search", include_parents=False)
pi.search(Console, "search", include_parents=True)
def test_search_module():
pi.search(pi, "search")
def test_search_class():
pi.search(Console, "export")
def test_search_class_noname():
pi.search(Console)
def test_search_module_args():
pi.search(pi, "search", print_table=False)
pi.search(pi, "search", print_table=True)
pi.search(pi, "search", include_class=False)
pi.search(pi, "search", include_class=True)
"""
This tutorial shows how to use pyinspect.search
to find a class' methods given a search string
"""
# import the class you need to inspect
from rich.console import Console
# import pyinspect
import pyinspect as pi
# find class methods
pi.search(Console, "export") # use include_parents=False to skip parents
"""
This tutorial shows how to use pyinspect.search
to find a module's function given a search string.
"""
# import the module whose functions you're looking for
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# import matplotlib
# import pyinspect
import pyinspect as pi
# Find the functions you're looking for
pi.search(plt, name="subplot")
# Or look for it in the entire package!
# pi.search(matplotlib, name="subplot")
"""
Pro tip: omit the 'name' argument to find *all* functions
Pro tip: pass 'include_class=False' to pi.search to ignore classes and
only look for functions
"""
# import pyinspect import pyinspect as pi # Find the functions you're looking for pi.search(pi, name="what")
import pyinspect as pi pi.search(pi, "search") pi.showme(pi.find.search)