KGerring / py-demandimport
Code health
KGerring/py-demandimport scores 7.0 out of 10 on defect risk, which Repowise rates Good. Maintainability scores 8.1 out of 10. Static performance risk scores 10.0 out of 10. The three are scored separately and never blended into a single number.
Full health report- Files
- 9
- Symbols
- 87
- Modules
- 5
- Doc pages
- 0
- Dead exports
- 6
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The codebase has 9 source files, 87 symbols, and 2 languages, organised into 5 modules, led by python, yaml. Static analysis leaves 17 open findings across the three health dimensions.
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