def inputCallback()

in commands/FBFlickerCommands.py [0:0]
40 lines of code
12 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

    def inputCallback(self, input):
        oldView = self.currentView

        if input == "q":
            cmd = 'echo %s | tr -d "\n" | pbcopy' % oldView
            os.system(cmd)

            print(
                "\nI hope "
                + oldView
                + " was what you were looking for. I put it on your clipboard."
            )
            viewHelpers.unmaskView(oldView)
            self.keepRunning = False

        elif input == "w":
            v = superviewOfView(self.currentView)
            if not v:
                print("There is no superview. Where are you trying to go?!")
            self.setCurrentView(v, oldView)
        elif input == "s":
            v = firstSubviewOfView(self.currentView)
            if not v:
                print("\nThe view has no subviews.\n")
            self.setCurrentView(v, oldView)
        elif input == "d":
            v = nthSiblingOfView(self.currentView, -1)
            if v == oldView:
                print("\nThere are no sibling views to this view.\n")
            self.setCurrentView(v, oldView)
        elif input == "a":
            v = nthSiblingOfView(self.currentView, 1)
            if v == oldView:
                print("\nThere are no sibling views to this view.\n")
            self.setCurrentView(v, oldView)
        elif input == "p":
            recursionName = "recursiveDescription"
            isMac = runtimeHelpers.isMacintoshArch()

            if isMac:
                recursionName = "_subtreeDescription"

            print(fb.describeObject("[(id){} {}]".format(oldView, recursionName)))
        else:
            print("\nI really have no idea what you meant by '" + input + "'... =\\\n")