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Recently I wrote my own source indexer using jedi. It would be great if the index could be exposed to the public api in some way. |
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That's actually pretty fast. Did you index all the subfolders (asyncio, multiprocessing, json, etc)? Also can you post the script? I wonder if it's "complete". |
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@hajs I would still be interested :) |
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For a lot of things (especially usages) jedi's completely lazy approach is not good enough. It is probably better to use a database index cache. The index will basically be a graph that saves all the type inference findings.
This is just an issue for discussion and collection of possible ideas.