This Python script is designed to split a large Python file into separate files based on its classes and functions. After splitting, it executes a specific command on each of these files. Then, it recombines these into a new Python file while maintaining the original order of functions.
The script uses the following constants:
BIG_FILE_PATH: The path to the large Python file that needs to be split.NEW_DIR: The directory where the new split files will be stored.CMD: The command to be executed on each split file.OUTFILE: The output file where the results of the command execution are stored.
- The script first checks if the input file exists. If not, it raises a
FileNotFoundError. - It then creates the directory where the new files will be stored.
- The script parses the big Python file and maintains an ordered list of new file paths.
- It separates classes and functions, and writes them to individual files.
- The script then runs the command on the new Python file.
- Finally, it combines all the small Python files into a new Python file.
- Python 3.6+
astandsubprocessPython libraries
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.