More failsafe Vermin results parsing

[netromdk]

Hello there. I saw that you're using my tool, vermin. :)

There is another way of parsing the results: you can use the "parsable" format.
For example:

% ./vermin.py -f parsable /path/to/examples
/path/to/examples/abc.py:1:7:2.6:3.0:'abc' module
/path/to/examples/abc.py:2::!2:3.4:'abc.ABC' member
/path/to/examples/abc.py:::!2:3.4:
/path/to/examples/except_star.py:::~2:~3:
/path/to/examples/annotations.py:::2.0:3.0:print(expr)
/path/to/examples/annotations.py:1::!2:3.0:annotations
/path/to/examples/annotations.py:::!2:3.0:
:::!2:3.4:

The last line will always show the results of the entire scan: :::, the py2 version, :, the py3 version, and :. Note that for each file, there is always a last entry with ::: and ending with : followed by nothing, which means the computed minimum versions for that file.

-f parsable could be added here:

so_pip/so_pip/cli_clients/external_commands.py

Line 229 in cbb18be

command = f"{settings.SHELL} vermin {package}"

And then change the parsing here:

so_pip/so_pip/parse_python/python_validator.py

Lines 24 to 42 in cbb18be

	if "~2, ~3" in result:
	return "*"
	if "2.0, 3.0" in result:
	return "*"
	# pylint: disable=broad-except
	# noinspection PyBroadException
	try:
	parts = result.split(":")
	minimum = parts[1].strip().split(" ")[0].strip("\n")
	if "\n" in minimum:
	minimum = minimum.split("\n")[0]
	if "," in minimum:
	minimum = minimum.split(",")[0]
	if "Incompatible" in result:
	parts = result.split("Incompatible versions:")
	maximum = parts[1].strip("\n").strip(" ")
	maximum = f"!{maximum}"
	else:
	maximum = ""

[matthewdeanmartin]

Oh that's cool! I'm going to try to merge that in this weekend, thanks!

[netromdk]

You're welcome. :)