How Click is structuredAn interactive map of the Click codebase. The Python library for command line interfaces, the whole repo in 111 files with tests and examples. core.py holds most of it, at 4,039 lines, and there are no cycles.

Files visualized: 111

Languages: Python

Topics: cli, python

Source repository: https://github.com/pallets/click

Structure111 files and 154 connections between their symbols.Most depended on

src/click/__init__.py, imported by 67 files

src/click/_compat.py, imported by 17 files

src/click/utils.py, imported by 11 files

src/click/_utils.py, imported by 8 files

src/click/exceptions.py, imported by 8 files

Files

src/click/__init__.py: 1 function; imports src/click/core.py, src/click/decorators.py, src/click/exceptions.py, src/click/formatting.py, src/click/globals.py, src/click/termui.py, src/click/types.py, src/click/utils.py

src/click/_compat.py: 3 classes, 27 functions

src/click/utils.py: 3 classes, 13 functions; imports src/click/_compat.py, src/click/globals.py

src/click/_utils.py: 1 class

src/click/exceptions.py: 12 classes, 2 functions; imports src/click/_compat.py, src/click/globals.py, src/click/utils.py

src/click/core.py: 11 classes, 11 functions; imports src/click/__init__.py, src/click/_utils.py, src/click/exceptions.py, src/click/formatting.py, src/click/globals.py, src/click/parser.py, src/click/termui.py, src/click/utils.py

src/click/globals.py: 6 functions

src/click/parser.py: 4 classes, 4 functions; imports src/click/_utils.py, src/click/exceptions.py

src/click/shell_completion.py: 7 classes, 13 functions; imports src/click/core.py, src/click/utils.py

src/click/testing.py: 7 classes, 2 functions; imports src/click/__init__.py, src/click/_compat.py

src/click/types.py: 22 classes, 6 functions; imports src/click/_compat.py, src/click/exceptions.py, src/click/utils.py

src/click/_termui_impl.py: 3 classes, 9 functions; imports src/click/_compat.py, src/click/exceptions.py, src/click/utils.py

examples/complex/complex/cli.py: 2 classes, 1 function; imports src/click/__init__.py

src/click/decorators.py: 22 functions; imports src/click/core.py, src/click/globals.py, src/click/utils.py

src/click/formatting.py: 1 class, 4 functions; imports src/click/_compat.py, src/click/parser.py

src/click/termui.py: 27 functions; imports src/click/__init__.py, src/click/_compat.py, src/click/exceptions.py, src/click/globals.py, src/click/types.py, src/click/utils.py

src/click/_textwrap.py: 1 class, 1 function; imports src/click/_compat.py

tests/test_options.py: 10 classes, 121 functions; imports src/click/__init__.py, src/click/_utils.py, src/click/parser.py, src/click/testing.py

.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/lock.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/nightly.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/pre-commit.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/publish.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/tests.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/zizmor.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.pre-commit-config.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

.readthedocs.yaml: no top-level classes or functions

docs/conf.py: no top-level classes or functions

examples/aliases/aliases.py: 2 classes, 8 functions; imports src/click/__init__.py

examples/aliases/pyproject.toml: no top-level classes or functions

examples/colors/colors.py: 1 function; imports src/click/__init__.py

examples/colors/pyproject.toml: no top-level classes or functions

examples/completion/completion.py: 7 functions; imports src/click/__init__.py, src/click/shell_completion.py

examples/completion/pyproject.toml: no top-level classes or functions

examples/complex/complex/__init__.py: no top-level classes or functions

examples/complex/complex/commands/__init__.py: no top-level classes or functions

examples/complex/complex/commands/cmd_init.py: 1 function; imports examples/complex/complex/cli.py, src/click/__init__.py

examples/complex/complex/commands/cmd_status.py: 1 function; imports examples/complex/complex/cli.py, src/click/__init__.py

examples/complex/pyproject.toml: no top-level classes or functions

examples/imagepipe/imagepipe.py: 18 functions; imports src/click/__init__.py

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