How to use the radon.cli.harvest.CCHarvester function in radon

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github tonybaloney / wily / src / wily / operators / cyclomatic.py View on Github external
def __init__(self, config, targets):
        """
        Instantiate a new Cyclomatic Complexity operator.

        :param config: The wily configuration.
        :type  config: :class:`WilyConfig`
        """
        # TODO: Import config for harvester from .wily.cfg
        logger.debug(f"Using {targets} with {self.defaults} for CC metrics")

        self.harvester = harvesters.CCHarvester(targets, config=Config(**self.defaults))
github rubik / xenon / xenon / core.py View on Github external
exclude and which directories to ignore.
        * ``no_assert``: if ``True``, ``assert`` statements will not be counted
            towards increasing the cyclomatic complexity.
        * ``absolute``, ``modules`` and ``average``: the threshold for the
            complexity.
    '''
    config = Config(
        exclude=args.exclude,
        ignore=args.ignore,
        order=SCORE,
        no_assert=args.no_assert,
        show_closures=False,
        min='A',
        max='F',
    )
    h = CCHarvester(args.path, config)
    results = h._to_dicts()
    return find_infractions(args, logger, results), results