import os | |
import collections | |
fileImports = [] | |
def getImports(file): | |
with open(file) as file: | |
fileContents = file.readlines(); | |
# See if line contains import and the "." character - that (probably) means it's a relative import. | |
# Imports are not case sensitive on all platforms, so to aggregate them, we make them all lower case | |
importStrings = [line.lower() for line in fileContents if 'import' in line if '.' in line] | |
# Get the path to the file | |
importStrings = [line.split("'")[-2] for line in importStrings] | |
# Only get the name | |
importStrings = [line.split("/")[-1] for line in importStrings] | |
if (importStrings): | |
# If not empty - add it to the global list | |
fileImports.extend(importStrings) | |
#Walk through all files and get the imports | |
for root, dirs, files in os.walk("./src"): | |
path = root.split(os.sep) | |
for file in files: | |
getImports(os.path.join(root, file)); | |
counter=collections.Counter(fileImports) | |
print(counter) |
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