PyReverse is a software tool for reverse engineering using Python language.
PyReverse is a powerful set of tools designed for reverse engineering Python code. The software features an array of helpful tools, including dependency analysis tools, documentation generation, and XMI generation for importation into a UML modeling tool. Additionally, PyReverse includes a special module that enables users to generate files easily readable by Argo UML.
One of PyReverse's notable features is its ability to build a comprehensive representation of the source tree. This representation includes docstrings, exceptions raised, attributes, functions, classes, inheritance links, and other essential information. PyReverse is also capable of detecting links between classes using attributes default value, and it can recognize interface/abstract classes and visibility using regular expressions.
PyReverse provides modules that use this comprehensive representation for various purposes, including producing a XMI 1.0 UML 1.3 DOM representation, creating PGML diagram definitions, generating UML diagrams readable by VCG, and analyzing dependencies. The software can also generate skeletons for unit tests using the unit testing framework for the standard library.
To use PyReverse, you need to install PyXML, Optik, and Logilab's common library. Installing the package is easy; just unpack the tarball and run python setup.py install. Overall, PyReverse is an excellent tool for anyone looking to reverse engineer Python code. Its array of features and modules make it a comprehensive and valuable addition to any Python developer's toolkit.
One of PyReverse's notable features is its ability to build a comprehensive representation of the source tree. This representation includes docstrings, exceptions raised, attributes, functions, classes, inheritance links, and other essential information. PyReverse is also capable of detecting links between classes using attributes default value, and it can recognize interface/abstract classes and visibility using regular expressions.
PyReverse provides modules that use this comprehensive representation for various purposes, including producing a XMI 1.0 UML 1.3 DOM representation, creating PGML diagram definitions, generating UML diagrams readable by VCG, and analyzing dependencies. The software can also generate skeletons for unit tests using the unit testing framework for the standard library.
To use PyReverse, you need to install PyXML, Optik, and Logilab's common library. Installing the package is easy; just unpack the tarball and run python setup.py install. Overall, PyReverse is an excellent tool for anyone looking to reverse engineer Python code. Its array of features and modules make it a comprehensive and valuable addition to any Python developer's toolkit.
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