tests/scripts/check-python-files.sh

#! /usr/bin/env sh

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# Purpose: check Python files for potential programming errors or maintenance
# hurdles. Run pylint to detect some potential mistakes and enforce PEP8
# coding standards. If available, run mypy to perform static type checking.

# We'll keep going on errors and report the status at the end.
ret=0

if type python3 >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
    PYTHON=python3
else
    PYTHON=python
fi

check_version () {
    $PYTHON - "$2" <<EOF
import packaging.version
import sys
import $1 as package
actual = package.__version__
wanted = sys.argv[1]
if packaging.version.parse(actual) < packaging.version.parse(wanted):
    sys.stderr.write("$1: version %s is too old (want %s)\n" % (actual, wanted))
    exit(1)
EOF
}

can_pylint () {
    # Pylint 1.5.2 from Ubuntu 16.04 is too old:
    #     E: 34, 0: Unable to import 'mbedtls_dev' (import-error)
    # Pylint 1.8.3 from Ubuntu 18.04 passed on the first commit containing this line.
    check_version pylint 1.8.3
}

can_mypy () {
    # Just check that mypy is present and looks sane. I don't know what
    # minimum version is required. The check is not just "type mypy"
    # because that passes if a mypy exists but is not installed for the current
    # python version.
    mypy --version 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
}

# With just a --can-xxx option, check whether the tool for xxx is available
# with an acceptable version, and exit without running any checks. The exit
# status is true if the tool is available and acceptable and false otherwise.
if [ "$1" = "--can-pylint" ]; then
    can_pylint
    exit
elif [ "$1" = "--can-mypy" ]; then
    can_mypy
    exit
fi

echo 'Running pylint ...'
$PYTHON -m pylint -j 2 scripts/mbedtls_dev/*.py scripts/*.py tests/scripts/*.py || {
    echo >&2 "pylint reported errors"
    ret=1
}

# Check types if mypy is available
if type mypy >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
    echo
    echo 'Running mypy ...'
    mypy scripts/*.py tests/scripts/*.py ||
      ret=1
fi

exit $ret