latte: A developer's best friend

latte is a command-line tool designed to help Python developers analyze their code quickly and easily. It provides several useful commands for code inspection and package management.

Installation

1. Ensure you have Python 3 installed on your system.
2. Clone the repository or download the latte_main.py file.
3. (Optional) Create an alias for easy access:
   • Open your shell configuration file (.zshrc or .bashrc): bash nano ~/.zshrc # For zsh # or nano ~/.bashrc # For bash
   • Add this line at the end of the file: bash alias latte='python3 /path/to/your/latte_main.py'
   • Save the file and reload your shell configuration: bash source ~/.zshrc # For zsh # or source ~/.bashrc # For bash

Usage

1. Open a terminal and navigate to the directory containing latte_main.py.
2. Run the script: bash python3 latte_main.py (Or simply type latte if you've set up the alias)
3. When prompted, enter the full path to the Python file you want to analyze.
4. Use the available commands to analyze your code.

Available Commands

• ln: Returns the number of lines of code in the file
• xn: Returns the number of variables in the code
• pi: Installs all the packages imported in the file
• fn: Returns the number of functions in the file
• help: Displays the list of available commands
• exit: Exits the program

Command Details

ln (Line Number)

This command counts and displays the total number of lines in your Python file.

Example:

latte> ln
Number of lines: 50

xn (Variable Count)

This command counts and displays the number of variables defined in your Python file.

Example:

latte> xn
Number of variables: 10

pi (Package Install)

This command identifies all the packages imported in your Python file and attempts to install them using pip.

Example:

latte> pi
Installed 3 packages.

fn (Function Count)

This command counts and displays the number of functions defined in your Python file.

Example:

latte> fn
Number of functions: 5

help

Displays the list of available commands and their brief descriptions.

exit

Exits the Latte tool.

Example Session

Welcome to Latte!
Enter the name of the Python file you're editing: /path/to/your/script.py
Type 'help' for a list of commands.
latte> ln
Number of lines: 100
latte> xn
Number of variables: 15
latte> fn
Number of functions: 7
latte> pi
Installed 2 packages.
latte> exit

Notes

• Ensure you have the necessary permissions to install packages when using the pi command.
• The tool currently analyzes one file at a time. To analyze a different file, you need to restart the tool.
• Make sure to provide the full path to the Python file you want to analyze when prompted.

Built With

• bash
• python
• terminal
• zsh