Started looking into possibilities of extracting python dependency
information similarly to perl dependencies...
Initial POC implementation looks like this:
For provides, look into site-packages and turn the dir/filenames found
into foo.bar type entries in python() namespace, for example:
[pmatilai@localhost ~]$ rpm -ql yum-metadata-parser|./pythondeps.py -P
python(_sqlitecache)
python(sqlitecachec)
For requires, try to locate any python scripts and modules and for each
found, run them through python's modulefinder which attempts to figure out
which modules a script/module uses. Then, based on the filenames gotten
from modulefinder results, turn them into python(<name>) entries, for
example:
[pmatilai@localhost ~]$ rpm -ql createrepo|./pythondeps.py -R
python(_sqlitecache)
python(abi) = 2.5
python(libxml2)
python(libxml2mod)
python(rpm._rpmmodule)
python(sqlitecachec)
Haven't tested it at all thoroughly, but visual inspection of what I've
tried would appear to be reasonably sane. That said I'm often blind as a
bat so there might be severe problems there and I just didn't notice :)
If any python-heads are interested in playing around / testing /
improving, here's the initial attempt:
http://laiskiainen.org/rpm/scripts/pythondeps.py
Thoughts / comments?
- Panu -
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