xenon

import sys from io import StringIO from contextlib import redirect_stdout from xenon.main import main # Simulate running xenon from the command line # This will write output to stdout, so we capture it. args = [ '--max-complexity', '10', '--max-blocks', '50', '.' ] # Capture stdout to see the results old_stdout = sys.stdout redirected_output = StringIO() sys.stdout = redirected_output try: # main() returns 0 for success, non-zero for failure (thresholds exceeded) result_code = main(args) output = redirected_output.getvalue() print("Xenon Analysis Output:") print(output) if result_code != 0: print(f"Xenon found issues (exit code: {result_code}).") else: print("Xenon analysis passed all thresholds.") except SystemExit as e: # main() uses sys.exit(), which raises SystemExit in Python. # The exit code is in e.code output = redirected_output.getvalue() print("Xenon Analysis Output:") print(output) print(f"Xenon exited with code: {e.code}") finally: sys.stdout = old_stdout # Restore stdout # For a real-world scenario, you might run it on a specific file/directory. # Example: args = ['--max-complexity', '10', 'your_project_dir/your_file.py']