def __init__()

in src/advisor/reports/issues/issue_type_config.py [0:0]

• 28 lines of code
• 10 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

    def __init__(self, config_string=None):
        """Parse the --issue-types command line argument to get the issue type
        filter configuration.

        Args:
            config_str (str): The filter configuration string.
            This is a comma-separated list of issue types to report. Alternatively
            the configuration string may be used to add or remove issues from the
            default filter. In this case issue types prefixed with '-' are removed
            by the filter. Issue types prefixed with '+' are included by the filter.
        """
        if config_string and not config_string.startswith('+') and not config_string.startswith('-'):
            # User wants to replace the default list.
            self._include_by_default = False
        elif config_string:
            config_string = IssueTypeConfig.DEFAULT_FILTER + ',' + config_string
            self._include_by_default = True
        else:
            config_string = IssueTypeConfig.DEFAULT_FILTER
            self._include_by_default = True

        self.config_string = config_string

        issue_types = config_string.split(',')
        self.klasses = []
        for issue_type in issue_types:
            if not issue_type:
                continue

            if issue_type.startswith('-'):
                want_this_issue_type = False
                issue_type = issue_type[1:]
            elif issue_type.startswith('+'):
                want_this_issue_type = True
                issue_type = issue_type[1:]
            else:
                want_this_issue_type = True

            try:
                klass = ISSUE_TYPES[issue_type]
                self.klasses.append((klass, want_this_issue_type))
            except KeyError:
                print('Issue type filter: unknown issue type: %s' % issue_type, file=sys.stderr)