package ast

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Used in: Node

• string name = 1

Used in: Node

• optional Name target = 1

• optional Node annotation = 2

• int32 simple = 3

• string Comment = 4

Used in: Arguments, Node

• string arg = 1

• optional Node annotation = 2

Used in: AsyncFunctionDef, FunctionDef, Node

• repeated Arg args = 1

• repeated Arg kw_only_args = 2

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• repeated Node targets = 1

• optional Node value = 2

• string Comment = 3

Used in: Node

• optional Node target = 1

• optional Node iter = 2

• repeated Node body = 3

Used in: Node

• string name = 1

• optional Arguments Args = 2

• repeated Node body = 3

• optional Node returns = 4

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• optional Node value = 1

• string attr = 2

Used in: Node

• optional Node value = 1

Used in: Node

• optional Node func = 1

• repeated Node args = 2

• repeated Keyword keywords = 3

Used in: Node

• string name = 1

• repeated Node bases = 2

• repeated Node keywords = 3

• repeated Node body = 4

• repeated Node decorator_list = 5

The Python ast module does not parse comments. It's not clear if this is the best way to support them in the AST

Used in: Node

• string text = 1

Used in: Node

• optional Node left = 1

• repeated Node ops = 2

• repeated Node comparators = 3

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• oneof value

  • string str = 1

  • int32 int = 2

  • bool none = 3

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• repeated Node keys = 1

• repeated Node values = 2

Used in: Node

• optional Node value = 1

Used in: Node

• optional Node target = 1

• optional Node iter = 2

• repeated Node body = 3

Used in: Node

• string name = 1

• optional Arguments Args = 2

• repeated Node body = 3

• optional Node returns = 4

Used in: Node

• optional Node test = 1

• repeated Node body = 2

• repeated Node or_else = 3

Used in: Node

• repeated Node names = 1

Used in: Node

• string module = 1

• repeated Node names = 2

• int32 level = 3

Imports are always put at the top of the file, just after any module comments and docstrings, and before module globals and constants. Imports should be grouped in the following order: Standard library imports. Related third party imports. Local application/library specific imports. You should put a blank line between each group of imports. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#imports

Used in: Node

• repeated Node imports = 1

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Used in: Call, Node

• string arg = 1

• optional Node value = 2

Used in: Node

• repeated Node body = 1

Used in: AnnAssign, Node, Subscript

• string id = 1

Used in: AnnAssign, Arg, Assign, AsyncFor, AsyncFunctionDef, Attribute, Await, Call, ClassDef, Compare, Dict, Expr, For, FunctionDef, If, Import, ImportFrom, ImportGroup, Keyword, Module, Return, Subscript, Yield

• oneof node

  • ClassDef class_def = 1

  • Import import = 2

  • ImportFrom import_from = 3

  • Module module = 4

  • Alias alias = 5

  • AnnAssign ann_assign = 6

  • Name name = 7

  • Subscript subscript = 8

  • Attribute attribute = 9

  • Constant constant = 10

  • Assign assign = 11

  • Comment comment = 12

  • Expr expr = 13

  • Call call = 14

  • FunctionDef function_def = 15

  • Arg arg = 16

  • Arguments arguments = 17

  • AsyncFunctionDef async_function_def = 18

  • Pass pass = 19

  • Dict dict = 20

  • If if = 21

  • Compare compare = 22

  • Return return = 23

  • Is is = 24

  • Keyword keyword = 25

  • Yield yield = 26

  • For for = 27

  • Await await = 28

  • AsyncFor async_for = 29

  • ImportGroup import_group = 30

Used in: Node

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• optional Node value = 1

Used in: Node

• optional Name value = 1

• optional Node slice = 2

Used in: Node

• optional Node value = 1