Fixing issues with the note and warn tags

0.12

exporting parse_module in archives

Fixing the pip deployment

After switching to Markdown for the README, I left out the content type tag, which caused the deployment to fail. This release adds that tag to hopefully successfully deploy the new version of archives.

Adding --stats and some new tags!

This release adds:

• --stats to display counts of what all was parsed
• @nolint to ignore certain functions/classes/modules
• @nodoc to ignore documenting certain functions/classes/modules (WIP, but the tag is there)
• @todo to allow for detecting todos
• @note for notices in the generated documentation
• @warn for warning notices in the generated documentation

Allow Ignore Parsing Errors

This release prepares archives for use in editor linters

Various Fixes

This release fixes the following:

• python 3.8 support
• archives linting from stdin
• clean up the regex tags module

Adding more functionality, more tests, and the beginning of documentation generation

This release adds:

• the @author tag for modules
• a couple more rules
• the beginning of the documentation generator (json only)
• more tests

Removing the need for ret tags on functions that return type None

This also cleans up some of the verbose/quiet state stuff for click.

Attempting to fix the pip deployment install issues

0.5

attempting again to fix pip install

Basic linting almost fully implemented

This release turns archives into an actual usable CLI, and applies the doc string tags to all of it's own module. It also adds:

• @cc tag for keeping track of cyclomatic complexity
• more cli options like --disable, --format, --list-rules, etc.
• recursive parsing
• more advanced type parsing

First Release to pip

This contains the bare minimum to allow archives to run, and the first 2 rules for each type of checked class.