How to use iter_package_paths method in prospector

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finder.py

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...27 return self._check(filepath, abspath)28 def iter_file_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):29 for filepath in self.files:30 yield os.path.abspath(filepath) if abspath else filepath31 def iter_package_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):32 for filepath in self.files:33 yield os.path.abspath(filepath) if abspath else filepath34 def iter_directory_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):35 for filepath in self.files:36 filepath = os.path.dirname(filepath)37 yield os.path.abspath(filepath) if abspath else filepath38 def iter_module_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):39 for filepath in self.files:40 yield os.path.abspath(filepath) if abspath else filepath41 def to_absolute_path(self, path):42 return os.path.abspath(os.path.join(self.rootpath, path))43 def get_minimal_syspath(self, absolute_paths=True):44 paths = list(set(map(os.path.dirname, self.files)))45 if absolute_paths:46 paths = list(map(os.path.abspath, paths))47 return [self.rootpath] + paths48class FoundFiles(object):49 def __init__(self, rootpath, files, modules, packages, directories, ignores):50 self.rootpath = rootpath51 self._files = files52 self._modules = modules53 self._packages = packages54 self._directories = directories55 self._ignores = ignores56 def _check(self, filepath, pathlist, abspath=True, even_if_ignored=False):57 path = os.path.relpath(filepath, self.rootpath) if abspath else filepath58 for checkpath, ignored in pathlist:59 if path == checkpath:60 if ignored and not even_if_ignored:61 break62 return True63 return False64 def check_module(self, filepath, abspath=True, even_if_ignored=False):65 return self._check(filepath, self._modules, abspath, even_if_ignored)66 def check_package(self, filepath, abspath=True, even_if_ignored=False):67 return self._check(filepath, self._packages, abspath, even_if_ignored)68 def check_file(self, filepath, abspath=True, even_if_ignored=False):69 return self._check(filepath, self._files, abspath, even_if_ignored)70 def _iter_paths(self, pathlist, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):71 for path, ignored in pathlist:72 if ignored and not include_ignored:73 continue74 if abspath:75 path = self.to_absolute_path(path)76 yield path77 def iter_file_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):78 return self._iter_paths(self._files, abspath, include_ignored)79 def iter_package_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):80 return self._iter_paths(self._packages, abspath, include_ignored)81 def iter_directory_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):82 return self._iter_paths(self._directories, abspath, include_ignored)83 def iter_module_paths(self, abspath=True, include_ignored=False):84 return self._iter_paths(self._modules, abspath, include_ignored)85 def to_absolute_path(self, path):86 return os.path.abspath(os.path.join(self.rootpath, path))87 def get_minimal_syspath(self, absolute_paths=True):88 """89 Provide a list of directories that, when added to sys.path, would enable90 any of the discovered python modules to be found91 """92 # firstly, gather a list of the minimum path to each package93 package_list = set()...

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setup.py

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...29 """30 Converts path to a package name.31 """32 return path.replace(os.path.sep, '.')33def iter_package_paths() -> Iterable[str]:34 """35 Yields all package paths to install.36 """37 for dirpath, dirnames, filenames in os.walk(PACKAGE):38 if '__init__.py' in filenames:39 yield dirpath40def iter_package_names() -> Iterable[str]:41 """42 Yields all package names to install.43 """44 for dirpath in iter_package_paths():45 yield to_name(dirpath)46def iter_package_data() -> Iterable[Tuple[str, List[str]]]:47 """48 Yields all package data to install.49 """50 for dirpath in iter_package_paths():51 filenames = [52 filename for filename in os.listdir(dirpath)53 if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(dirpath, filename))54 and not filename.endswith('.py')55 ]56 if filenames:57 yield to_name(dirpath), filenames58setup(59 name="fimfarchive",60 version=__version__,61 license=__license__,62 author=__author__,63 author_email='fimfarchive@gmail.com',64 url='http:/​/​www.fimfarchive.net/​',...

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