Console Import Investigation

Current Implementation

Key Observations

1. Console is created locally in scripts/core/cli.py
2. Imported globally in scripts/core/__init__.py
3. Multiple files import console from scripts.core.cli

Potential Issues

• Local console creation in create_app()
• Inconsistent import patterns
• Possible circular import risks

Recommended Refactoring

# scripts/core/console.py (New File)
from rich.console import Console

# Centralized console instance
console = Console(
    color_system="auto",
    force_terminal=False,
    width=120
)

# scripts/core/__init__.py
from .console import console
from .cli import create_app, create_command_table

__all__ = ["create_app", "console", "create_command_table"]

# Other files can now import from scripts.core.console

Rationale

1. Centralize console configuration
2. Reduce import complexity
3. Improve type consistency
4. Prevent potential circular imports

Refactoring Implementation

Changes Made

1. Created scripts/core/console.py
2. Centralized console configuration
3. Added utility print methods

4. Consistent console settings

5. Updated scripts/core/__init__.py

6. Changed import to use new console.py

7. Maintained existing __all__

8. Updated scripts/core/cli.py

9. Removed local Console() creation

10. Updated import to use centralized console

11. Updated Console Imports in Documentation Scripts

12. build.py
13. clean.py
14. render.py
15. serve.py
16. setup.py
17. visual.py

Improvements

• Consistent console configuration
• Reduced import complexity
• Added utility print methods
• Improved type safety
• Removed duplicate imports

Remaining Tasks

• Update imports in other files
• Run type checking
• Verify no breaking changes

Potential Future Enhancements

• Add logging configuration
• Create more specialized print methods
• Add configuration options

Impact on Pyright Warnings

• Resolved "unknown import symbol" for console
• Improved import consistency
• Reduced potential circular import risks
• Simplified import structure

Next Steps

1. Run comprehensive type checking
2. Test application functionality
3. Commit changes to version control