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Add missing type hints in compile.py.
Change NamedTemporaryFile to TemporaryDirectory for easier cleanup via less verbose code.
Add a new implementation of `compile_multi_file()` that uses `mpy-tool` to find imports. This will work better than the previous implementation that used Python's `ModuleFinder`, which had several shortcomings. This is only implemented for MPY ABI v6 for now. To make it work for older ABIs, we would need to get an older copy of `mpy-tool`, and backport the json output feature to it.
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This fixes bug 1 mentioned in pybricks/support#1602 (comment). And also serves as a trial for a possible solution for pybricks/support#1804. (That would require re-writing mpy-tool in TypeScript - maybe a job for AI?) |
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We were using CPython
ModuleFinderto recursively find all modules that were imported by a Python script. This mostly worked, but had some issues, like not supporting implicit namespace packages.Let's replace it with
mpy-toolfrom MicroPython to basically do the same thing.ModuleFinderworks by compiling the file using CPython and then inspecting the bytecodes to find import statements. We can do the same without having to do the extra compiling and usingmpy-toolto inspect the MicroPython bytecodes instead.