run-all-linters

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2023 Gert van Dijk <github@gertvandijk.nl>
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: CC0-1.0

# Stop at first error.
set -e

# Allow to override path to python interpreter in order to run this from a
# non-virtualenv aware application like VS Code.
PYTHON="${PYTHON_INTERPRETER:-python}"
echo -n "Using Python interpreter at location: $PYTHON "
echo "(to override specify \$PYTHON_INTERPRETER)"

PYTHON_SOURCES_DIRS=(
    src/
    tests/
)

echo
echo "Ruff..."
"$PYTHON" -m ruff --diff "${PYTHON_SOURCES_DIRS[@]}" || \
    (echo "Run 'ruff --fix ${PYTHON_SOURCES_DIRS[*]}' to fix auto-fixable."; exit 1)
# Also lint for non-auto-fixables - requires a separate invocation apparently.
"$PYTHON" -m ruff "${PYTHON_SOURCES_DIRS[@]}"
echo "OK!"

# Black options are specified in pyproject.toml.
echo "black..."
"$PYTHON" -m black --check --diff . || (echo "Run 'black .' to fix."; exit 1)
echo "OK!"

# Other than '--cache-dir=/dev/null', mypy options are specified in pyproject.toml.
# Keep in sync with /.vscode/settings.json, key 'python.linting.mypyArgs', except for
# the '--cache-dir' option.
# Observed weird inconsistent results with default --cache-dir enabled (mypy 0.971);
# disable cache explicitly for this script.
echo "mypy (PyKMP package)..."
"$PYTHON" -m mypy --cache-dir=/dev/null --package pykmp
# echo "mypy (PyKMP tests folder)..."
"$PYTHON" -m mypy --cache-dir=/dev/null ./tests
echo "OK!"

echo "REUSE lint..."
"$PYTHON" -m reuse lint -q 2>/dev/null \
    || (echo "Run 'reuse lint' to view licensing issues."; exit 1)
echo "OK!"

echo "validate-pyproject..."
"$PYTHON" -m validate_pyproject pyproject.toml
echo "OK!"

echo "Everything looks OK! 🎉"