Command line interface

slotscheck

Check whether your __slots__ are working properly.

slotscheck [OPTIONS] [FILES]...

Options

-m, --module <module>

Check this module. Cannot be combined with FILES argument. Can be repeated multiple times to scan several modules.

--require-superclass, --no-require-superclass

Report an error when a slots class inherits from a non-slotted class.

Default:

required

--require-subclass, --no-require-subclass

Report an error when a non-slotted class inherits from a slotted class. In effect, this option enforces the use of slots wherever possible.

Default:

not required

--include-modules <include_modules>

A regular expression that matches modules to include. Exclusions are determined first, then inclusions. Uses Python’s verbose regex dialect, so whitespace is mostly ignored.

--exclude-modules <exclude_modules>

A regular expression that matches modules to exclude. Excluded modules will not be imported. Uses Python’s verbose regex dialect, so whitespace is mostly ignored.

Default:

``(^|\.)__main__(\.|$)``

--include-classes <include_classes>

A regular expression that matches classes to include. Use : to separate module and class paths. For example: app\.config:.*Settings, :(Foo|Bar). Exclusions are determined first, then inclusions. Uses Python’s verbose regex dialect, so whitespace is mostly ignored.

--exclude-classes <exclude_classes>

A regular expression that matches classes to exclude. Use : to separate module and class paths. For example: app\.config:Settings, :.*(Exception|Error). Uses Python’s verbose regex dialect, so whitespace is mostly ignored.

Default:

``^$``

--strict-imports, --no-strict-imports

Treat failed imports as errors.

Default:

strict

-v, --verbose

Display extra descriptive output.

--settings <settings>

Path to the configuration file to use. Allowed extensions are toml, cfg, ini.

--version

Show the version and exit.

Arguments

FILES

Optional argument(s)