How to use is_std_lib method in tempest

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test_utils.py

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...17 list_set,18 remove_largest_whitespace_prefix,19 takeafter,20)21def test_is_std_lib() -> None:22 assert not is_std_lib("")23 assert not is_std_lib("foo")24 assert not is_std_lib("pytest")25 stdlib_modules = (26 "argparse",27 "codecs",28 "collections",29 "copy",30 "csv",31 "datetime",32 "decimal",33 "fileinput",34 "fnmatch",35 "functools",36 "glob",37 "gzip",38 "hashlib",39 "hmac",40 "importlib",41 "io",42 "itertools",43 "json",44 "logging",45 "math",46 "numbers",47 "operator",48 "optparse",49 "os",50 "pickle",51 "pprint",52 "random",53 "re",54 "shelve",55 "shutil",56 "socket",57 "sqlite3",58 "ssl",59 "stat",60 "string",61 "struct",62 "subprocess",63 "sys",64 "typing",65 "sysconfig",66 "tempfile",67 "time",68 "timeit",69 "trace",70 "traceback",71 "unittest",72 "uuid",73 "xml",74 "zlib",75 )76 for module in stdlib_modules:77 assert is_std_lib(module)78def test_is_site_package() -> None:79 assert not is_site_package("")80 assert not is_site_package("foo")81 stdlib_modules = ("argparse", "codecs")82 for module in stdlib_modules:83 assert not is_site_package(module)84 # these packages come from requirements-dev.txt85 site_packages_modules = ("pytest", "tox")86 for module in site_packages_modules:87 assert is_site_package(module)88def test_force_text() -> None:89 assert force_text(b"foo") == "foo"90 assert force_text("foo") == "foo"91def test_force_bytes() -> None:...

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Dependencies.py

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...7import re8import subprocess9from stdlib_list import stdlib_list10stdlibs = stdlib_list()11def is_std_lib(module_name):12 return module_name in stdlibs13def is_module(name):14 status, _ = subprocess.getstatusoutput("pip3 show " + name)15 return status == 016if __name__ == "__main__":17 current_path = os.path.split(__file__)[0]18 project_path = os.path.abspath(current_path + "/../")19 print(project_path)20 all_imports = set()21 for filename in glob.iglob(project_path + "/**/*.py", recursive=True):22 # module finder couldn't parse our files :(23 with open(filename) as f:24 imports = filter(lambda s: "import" in s, f.read().splitlines()) # get imports25 imports = map(lambda s: s.strip(), imports) # strip26 imports = filter(lambda s: re.match(r"^(import|from)\s+[A-Za-z\\.]+($|\s+[A-Za-z]+)", s), imports)27 imports = map(lambda s: re.search("^((import|from)\s+[A-Za-z]+)($|\\.|\s+)", s).group(1), imports)28 imports = map(lambda s: s.split()[1], imports) # get just the names29 imports = filter(lambda s: not is_std_lib(s), imports)30 all_imports |= set(imports)31 print("source code checked")32 all_imports = sorted(all_imports, key=lambda s: s.lower())33 module_names = []34 other_names = []35 for import_name in all_imports:36 if is_module(import_name):37 module_names.append(import_name)38 else:39 other_names.append(import_name)40 print("----------------------modules----------------------")41 print("\n".join(module_names))42 print("----------------------other----------------------")43 print("\n".join(other_names))

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